Easy Home Lawn Care Explained

An emerald green sward, as those seen in high-end golf courses -- isn't that what most homeowners wish their lawns were like? It takes great care, expensive nutrients, and even more work... Or does it? Having a picture perfect lawn is easier than most realize. You only need the right kind of care, the right kind of nutrients, and spend a little bit of time doing the right kind of work!

Colorado Springs, CO - December 10, 2005 - It all starts with the right information, and generally commercials and product labels don't necessarily give you the right information, they only try to sell you their products. If those products really were the key to a soft, healthy green lawn, then more people would have them. Those products certainly aren't bad, but they aren't they missing element you need as they tell you the are.

Grass can easily turn pale green to brown with improper care. To make it worse, homeowners are puzzled when their grass reverts back to that state only a few days after applying an expensive fertilizer. Sure, the grass did perk up for a little while, but continuing to use the fertilizer is only putting a band-aid on the problem -- and an expensive one at that. The problem lies lower down in the soil. It could be the soil simply needs a different kind of boost, or a pest is thriving in it while the grass withers. With just a little bit of research, these problems can be overcome, and it usually isn't expensive to do.

- Lawn grade and drainage
- Converting fertilizers
- The mechanics of organics
- Seed mixtures for every use
- Dealing with pests in and on the grass

The free comprehensive web site All About Your Lawn contains a beginning-to-end approach to starting and maintaining a healthy, green lawn. The web site can be found at http://www.allaboutyourlawn.com.

Jon Weaver was a simple farm boy as a young man, and is now a retired university professor. He has many years firsthand experience growing and maintaining cash crops from corn to sod.

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