Organic Lawn DIY

Information for those looking for an easy and affordable way to maintain
a safe, healthy, thick lawn without using synthetic chemicals and pesticides.

Jun 30, 2009

Aerating vs Dethatching When Overseeding

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Good seed to soil contact is about as important as watering grass seed to get good germination rates when overseeding. Core aerating and d...
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Jun 29, 2009

Use Rain Gauges To Save Water

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A rain gauge is a device you place in your garden to see how much rain has fallen on your landscape in a given period. There are simple rain...
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Jun 26, 2009

Make Your Own Soil Sampler

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In quite a few of my posts, including my last one in how to water your lawn , I mentioned a soil probe sometimes called a soil sampler ....
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Jun 25, 2009

How To Get Grass To Grow In Shade

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Growing grass in shade can present many problems. Like all plants, grass needs sunlight but shade cast by your home or trees leave some area...
Jun 21, 2009

1" Of Water Per Week and Other Lawn Watering Myths

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How much should you water your lawn? That's a very common question and one that gets asked frequently and there are some common answ...
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Jun 17, 2009

How To Take Great Lawn Photos

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So you've worked hard getting your lawn to look great and you want to show it off on the various organic lawn care forums that have he...
Jun 15, 2009

Get Organic Corn Meal Delivered Every Month

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Corn meal is used by organic gardeners to help fight and prevent lawn diseases caused by fungus. Applying at a rate of 10 lbs per 1,000 s...
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