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The Better Lawn Blog

Category: Blog

Insight and industry knowledge on all things important to your lawn.

From landscaping tips to fun ideas for yard play, we cover a wide range of meaningful topics on our blog page.

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4 Ways to Use Beer in Your Yard

August 12, 2015
We’ve heard tale of beer getting out stains, enriching hair volume, and easing a stomachache. Old wives tales or facts? You tell us! Below are some interesting tidbits we have either found or heard about beer uses for your lawn.
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Heat Alert: Don’t Let A Southern Summer Sizzle Your Lawn

As Peggy Lee famously sung - "Fever in the morning, fever all through the night." Do we actually think everyone in America is sick right now? No, of course not! It just feels like it with this sizzlin' summer heatwave! It can be difficult to remember to stay hydrated as temperatures climb steadily into triple digits, but it's incredibly important for you AND your lawn to take in more water. Here are some obvious and not-so-obvious tips to help your lawn survive the summer.

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For Sale: Curb Appeal

Just how important is curb appeal to your home? Apart from having a lawn that makes your neighbors envious, curb appeal - how the outside of a home looks - can dramatically impact a house when buying or selling.  The appearance of a home’s lawn often indicates the status of a home’s maintenance on the interior as well.  If a house and lawn are well-maintained (green grass, a mowed yard, properly-sized shrubbery, etc.), buyers are immediately given a positive reaction, leading them to believe the rest of the house is kept at the same standards.

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When it Rains it Pours; How Overwatering Can Damage Your Lawn

So what exactly is overwatering? It can mean different things for different regions, but for southeastern US in the spring, overwatering means you are using an irrigation system, like sprinklers, every day or even every other day. We are getting plenty of rainwater right now, so sprinklers should be shut off until summer when the southeast can go a week or two without rain. Then it’s time to crank those sprinklers up!

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