Why Do Grubs Cause Lawn Damage in Late Summer?
In late summer, grubs make up a dominant food source for skunks, raccoons, and opossums. Even crows and deer...
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Your biology needs water to survive. So do plants. Turfgrass requires one-inch of water per week, and if nature doesn’t provide it, the homeowner should. Turfgrass is a time-and-resource-sucking-indulgence and an organic lawn is no different.
If you aren’t sure how much water to add see our page on When to Water for detailed rainfall updated daily.
Set your mower blade to 3″ or as high as it will go. A longer blade of grass can out-compete weeds for light and longer roots out-compete weeds for moisture.
You notice we use a lot of leaf mulch and compost. As the diagram explains, leaf mulch becomes compost, so the bottom line is: COMPOST! It is the magic bullet providing biology and food sources to improve the fertility, texture and moisture retention of your soil.
Find ways to compost and reuse your leaves in the lawn and garden instead of raking to the curb each fall. Leave grass clippings on the lawn, as they return nitrogen to the soil.
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