5 Key Steps to Renovate & Maintain a Healthy Lawn
GEORGIA, by Joe Lamp’l of joegardenerTV Published on Mar 19, 2019 Should you renovate or replace your struggling lawn? Joe Lamp’l explains what to look for and the key steps to renovate and maintain a lush, drought-tolerant lawn. There’s MUCH more great garden info from Joe Lamp’l of joegardenerTV – including links to The joe …Read more »
Spring Lawn Care
BOSTON AREA In this episode of Growing Wisdom, Boston-area meteorologist and horticulturist Dave Epstein discusses tips on lawn care. Enjoy lots more good videos on the Growing Wisdom Youtube Channel.
Getting Started on your Lawn in Early Spring
BY MILORGANITE FERTILIZER Lawn-care expert Paul Tukey shows how to access your lawn before getting starting with spring lawn care. Tips for winter lawn preparation to help prevent lawn diseases and mice and vole damage. Learn what thatch in in your lawn and how to remove it in the spring. Enjoy more good videos on …Read more »
Overseed Your Lawn
KANSAS STATE When overseeding your lawn, the key is to have seed-to-soil contact. There are a variety of methods that can achieve this goal. Rodney St. John, turfgrass specialist with K-State Research and Extension, has some recommendations. Enjoy lots more videos at the Kansas Healthy Yards’ Youtube Channel.
Spring Fertilizing Tips for Lawn Care
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA From the county’s watershed specialist. Thanks to Fairfax County’s NewsCenter for sharing relevant, timely and actionable information with the community.
Introduction to Zoysia Grass
U. NEBRASKA LINCOLN Nebraska Extension Turfgrass Specialist Bill Kreuser talks about the pros and cons of a zoysia grass lawn. Subscribe to UNL’s Backyard Farmer Youtube Channel.
Your Best Defense against Weeds in the Lawn
CORNELL U. IN ITHACA FOR NEW YORK STATE AUDIENCE Published March 9, 2016 Cornell University turfgrass expert Dr. Frank Rossi narrates this short how-to video from the free ebook Lawn Care: The Easiest Steps To An Attractive Environmental Asset. Check garden centers or online stores for the many hand tools that exist for pulling specific …Read more »
Patch Weak or Bare Spots in your Lawn
CORNELL U. FOR A NEW YORK STATE AUDIENCE Published March 9, 2016 Cornell University turfgrass team shares how-to patch weak or bare spots in your lawn in this video from the free ebook Lawn Care: The Easiest Steps To An Attractive Environmental Asset. If there is an empty space in your lawn, weeds will more …Read more »
Make your Lawn an Attractive Environmental Asset
CORNELL U. IN ITHACA FOR NEW YORK STATE AUDIENCE Published March 9, 2016. Cornell University turfgrass expert Dr. Frank Rossi provides an introduction to Lawn Care: The Easiest Steps To An Attractive Environmental Asset. This free ebook is available from iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/lawn… ) and at Cornell’s turf site. It features expertise from Cornell University Turfgrass …Read more »
Choose the Right Grass Seed
CORNELL U. FOR NEW YORK STATE AUDIENCE Published March 9, 2016. Cornell University turfgrass expert Dr. Frank Rossi narrates this short how-to video from the free ebook Lawn Care: The Easiest Steps To An Attractive Environmental Asset. Confirm that the cool-season grass seed combination in the seed bag is the best match for your needs. …Read more »
Core Aeration and Overseeding of a Healthy Lawn
By NaturalLawn of America. GGVideos Editor Note: Demonstrates this best-practice for having a thick, relatively weed-free lawn, and recommends it be done in the fall for cool-season grasses. We had just have one question: The video recommends a large device for getting good seed-to-soil contact that only professionals would own, so what’s a homeowner to …Read more »
Va Tech’s Fall Lawn Fertilization
BLACKSBURG, VA Turfgrass Management instructor Sam Doak, from Virginia Tech’s Agricultural Technology program, gives tips on fall lawn fertilization. GGVideos Editor Note: includes best-ever explanation for why fall is the better time for fertilizing than spring. Makes case for drop spreaders over broadcast spreaders. Mentions harm to waterways.