All Posts by Ann Sanders

Grass only really needs phosphorus when it’s first establishing itself. And once your grass has taken root, once it’s already seated,

I’ve noticed that when I’m mowing the grass that my fist gets kind of beat up with the lawn mower tire and and there’s still

Dethatching a lawn is something you want to do to remove dead grass and roots that have kind of built up overtime. And with a mower attachment,

Have you ever noticed that you don’t see a lot of grass in the forest or for that matter, many trees on the Prairie? You see grass and

People usually change spark plugs in small engine equipment way more than they need to. They sell spark plugs everywhere and yes, they follow

Characteristics Of Ornamental Grass I have an ornamental grass plant in my lawn, it’s been cut down for the season but in the spring this

I got a few areas of oxalis in my yard this year that have been starting to spread out a little bit more than I would like them to. So I’ve

We’re going to talk about the differences between the two: dethatching and aerating. Each one has its specific application that we want

I’m going to do some edging today and I got my edging from Big Lots, normally 6$ for 250 foot rolls, about 4 inches tall. And I got it for

Identification This Johnson grass it’s identifiable by pretty, stocky leaves. It’s in the genus sorghum so it’s actually related

I would like to show you how to clean an air filter on a lawn mower. This cover snaps on with there’s a little tab here. You just pull

We’re going to talk about an insect that attacks lawns here in the Midwest and really throughout most of the country, including Florida.

We’re going to talk about a question that I get so often that I probably get it on a weekly basis: How long can you store grass seed. So

I planted some seed out here a couple of weeks ago and all the birds ate it so all my hard work was gone. So I thought of this excellent idea

Just last time, I over seeded my hill. I had issues with the seed actually, it easily washes out so this time I’m trying germination blankets.

On today’s segment, we’re gonna be showing you how to get rid of that little brown spot on the law and that was probably left there

Have you ever intended to expand your garden and to grow a lot more quantity of the grass in your garden, but you only have dry, infertilized

Growing up new grass onto your lawn is a great way to refresh the look of your garden without tearing up your yard to make room for new grass

I’m going to show you how to remove grass to make flower beds/gardens and the best way to get rid of the grass to make a beautiful garden

As producers watch their weed emerge out in their fields, there’s also a common weed that they have to worry about many parts of the state. That

Having a nice-looking lawn is not really an easy thing, it requires a lot of understanding and caring. In fact, there are so many problems with

Many people complaint to me about their lawn having some mites that destroy the grass and how to get rid of that lawn mites. Because sometimes

Today we’re going to put this deck back on to my Husqvarna 2246LS riding mower. The reason I had taken this off last fall was because this

I am here today to show you how to repel a skunk. In my lawn, I noticed not too long ago that I had all of these patches and spots in my grass

You know bugs can be a nuisance for homeowners inside the house but unless you’re dealing with termites, it’s really outside where

Bahia grass, also called highway grass, is often used for turf grass or forage and can easily infiltrate your lawn garden or landscape plot as

Potassium, also known as potash, is one of the three essential macronutrients. Potassium plays an essential role in ensuring healthy crops and

I’m really excited to share this post about how to cut grass without a lawn mower with you because it’s something a bit different

The purpose of this topic is to show you the pros and cons of having a Bermuda grass. Bermuda grass is known by many names such as Duke grass,

Today’s topic will be about a question I get asked a lot about: how often to sharpen mower blades? In fact, it’s really quite simple. You

Dead, brown spots make a long look neglected and unattractive. St. Augustine grass has many good qualities but it also has some negative habits

I’m sure many of you have heard about that pesky monkey grass and are currently finding ways to kill it! After all, not many people like

A lot of people tend to complain about having a ton of weeds sprouting out of their gravel, may it be on their driveway or sidewalk. Not only

When maintaining grass, a lot of people tend to wonder, “what temperature does grass stop growing?” However, there is more to that

The most common issue might happen with your lawn will be an uneven lawn with lawn ruts, low spots, or holes. This not only brings along an annoyance

Taking care of the lawn can be a bit tedious, but it pays off in the long run with excellent results. However, there are some gardeners who experience

Is your St. Augustine grass turning yellow? Don’t worry, because you aren’t alone! There are various reasons why it begins to yellow,

Having a deck or patio can add a beautiful dining or entertainment space in your garden. Regular cleanup is essential to prevent algae, dirt,

Are you planning to begin growing your grass and maintaining proper health? Then you may have considered rolling your lawn. A lot of people take

I’m gonna show you how to get rid of wild onions, wild garlic or whatever you usually call it (onion grass) – without damaging your

Is there reason to worry when you see the money tree leaves turning brown? Yes, but it’s not too late for your beloved houseplant. The first

Strawberries are easy to recognize, but there are many misconceptions about how they exactly grow. Do strawberries grow on trees, bushes, or

Tomato growers often look for the best ways to improve plant growth — so is mushroom compost good for tomatoes? It’s known that compost generally

Centipede grass is a common low maintenance fast growing, coarse lawn grass. You can overseed with centipede grass by evenly distributing the

A plan weed and feed product to your lawn may seem like a perfect way to kill two birds with one stone. Not only are you can to get eliminate

Are you passionate about gardening? Have you started a business? Have you managed to make a steady passive income from your own online gardening

Zoysia SPP is the warm season grass, meaning it stays green during the summer and tends to lose its color in winter. While you can lay Zoysia

When planting grass seed in the fall, time the seeding to permit the grass seed to completely develop before frosty temperatures touch base in

Preemergent Weed Killer Preemergent weed killer is meant to stop weeds from growing and is usually applied in the spring. If you have had

Not only does lime not kill grass, it can benefit lawns and pasture. Use too much lime will damage grass but when you apply lime properly it

Understanding the life cycle of Japanese Beetles and their larvae, grubs, is essential to maintaining a pest free lawn. Using organic controls

Buffalo grass (Buchloë dactyloides) is a type of grass native to North America. American bison used to forage on buffalo grass, giving the turf

In the course of a year, fallen branches and clumps of leaves or cut grass can leave brown patches in a lawn. Not only are they unsightly, but

Homeowners who want to install their own sod can buy directly from the sod farm to cut costs. Before ordering the sod, homeowners should know

Whether establishing a completely new lawn or making repairs to an existing area, proper planning and preparation is needed. The question of

The best thing to do for a lawn is feed it. Well, that is a common misnomer. Homeowners don’t actually feed their lawn with lawn fertilizers.

Lawn irrigation is probably the trickiest of lawn maintenance tasks. “How much water is enough?” is a persistent and nagging question.

Trees in your yard or property would normally add some natural aesthetics to your environment. Trees in your yard will offer natural canopy under

Have you ever seen a bug that resembled something entirely different? It’s easy to identify the common small creatures in your garden — there

Have you ever thought about amending your soil? Like garden plants, the soil itself also needs utmost care. Failing to do so will make it hard

For those of us who are avid gardeners and spend hours on end perfecting out outdoor retreats, it’s only right that they are seen at night.

There is a certain public perception that tends to believe hobby farmers aren’t real farmers, but the reality is hobby farming has been

Due to the popularity of solar energy, a lot of innovations have come forth to deal with nearly every housing or building problem. The passive

The poinsettia, also called the Christmas Flower and the Nativity Flower, can be kept indoors year round with the proper care. Poinsettia is

A clean and green lawn is an excellent addition to your property for many reasons. It adds to the market value, overall aesthetic, and livability

People may tend to overlook it, but gardening is an excellent way to fight anxiety and depression. While it may seem obvious, researchers have

Gardeners know spring has arrived when tulips begin showing their brilliant colors. The federal plant database classifies the flowering plant

Knowing how to feed and fertilize bromeliads is as essential as learning how to keep the garden sheds clutter-free for better organization in

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and maintaining healthy plants is no exception. Using organic methods to keep insects away from

People can’t live without plants. Plants provide us with oxygen, food, and for some people, happiness too! That’s why a lot of homeowners

Creating a home for your family is not just about making the interior cozy and beautiful. It’s also about maintaining an equally beautiful

Mowing lawns during cold season should take place at least twice a week depending on the growth between mowing periods. Lawn maintenance is what

Too many gardens aren’t properly prepared for autumn. Spring is great for getting everything started while summer is the big payoff for gardeners

Camellia flowers come in all sizes and shapes from a petite baby’s fist size to that of a man’s outspread hand. Many people consider camellias

If you have built a chicken coop recently or still looking for one coop to build, you should keep in mind, that when the warm weather disappears

When growing plants indoors, most growers’ goals include maximizing the cannabis plant yield. Many factors play a significant role in achieving

Zucchini is one of the most popular vegetables to grow in a backyard garden. It is very useful in preparing meals and it is an outstanding producer.

Avid salad eaters should always plan to grow lettuce in a home garden. Lettuce is easy to grow, looks very attractive in a garden, and matures

The fuchsia plant has gained considerable notoriety recently and expert growers attribute this to its breathtaking flower, wonderful fragrance,

Lupine plants produce flower spikes as tall as 5 feet in the spring and late summer, providing a striking vertical accent in the landscape. This

Indoor plants enhance the beauty and décor of every interior design. It is a great option for those who have only a little space for an outdoor

Crocus Sativus is the spice, saffron, and is sometimes called saffron crocus, but it is all the same spice that is used in a variety of dishes.

Bougainvillea grows in warm environments, constantly producing brightly colored flowers and evergreen leaves. What container they are put in,

The huge petals and prominent stamens of the hibiscus have been a favorite flower for artists to paint for years. And most gardeners know that

Mophead hydrangeas are large, bushy flowers that resemble shrubs. In the fall and winter, the tall stems are relatively unattractive and simply

Fall is a prime season to divide, conquer, and relocate perennials like chives, which tend to form dense clusters restricting root growth. Many

The older a flowering shrub becomes the more likely it will need to be pruned to shape it or prevent it from getting too large and unwieldy.. Corrective

Although winter is all about the white snow lying all over and most of us are often lazy to get up from the bed, you can still feel the colors

Keep active in the winter and eat better with your very own winter harvest! There are many reasons to plant a winter garden- fresh inexpensive

Save money and grow healthy plants with home grown comfrey organic plant food. Comfrey is an excellent plant to grow in all but the very smallest

Harness heat from the sun for organic weed and pest control using the organic gardening method of solar soil sterilization. You can also

Would you like to keep your amaryllis so it can bloom again next year? Follow these simple care instructions to keep your amaryllis bulb healthy

Often commonly, but incorrectly known as Amaryllis, Hippeastrum bulbs are simplicity itself to grow and easy to bring back into flower for many

Adding aster to your garden promises continued floral enjoyment long after most blooming plants have called it a season. Aster growers sing the