How to Prepare Your Lawn for Winter
Winter can be a challenging season for your lawn, but with the right preparation and care techniques, you can keep your garden in great shape. Preparing your lawn for winter is crucial not only to ...
What is Bacillus Thuringiensis and How is it Used for Our Plants?
Introduction Bacillus Thuringiensis, often abbreviated as Bt, is a gram-positive bacterium that has revolutionized the world of organic agriculture. First discovered in 1901 by a Japanese entomolog...
Fall lawn care: everything you need to know
Before starting the actual maintenance, it is necessary to prepare the lawn in a few steps: Remove all leaves Cut the grass to a height of about 2 inches Scarify in a checkerboard pattern to remov...
Festuca Arundinacea: Everything You Need to Know
Festuca arundinacea (also tall fescue) is a survivor among lawn seeds. It grows under (almost) any adversity and is therefore rightly included in many seed mixtures. Understanding Festuca Arundina...
Lawn diseases Most common lawn diseases The most common lawn diseases are dollar spot, snow mold, rust, red tip, and root rot. How to recognize diseases in the lawn? Depending on the disease, diffe...
Perennial ryegrass: everything you need to know
What is Perennial Ryegrass? Perennial Ryegrass is known for its resistance and durability in cold conditions. It is highly resistant and regenerative, making it ideal for: Sports and playing lawns...
Seeding for the creation of a new lawn
From spring to autumn, you can create a new lawn. However, the intensity of care varies greatly depending on the temperature and weather. In summer when temperatures are high, attention and water a...
Spring lawn care, everything you need to know
Differences between seeding and reseeding In late February/early March, when the sun returns and the soil temperature rises above 8° c, you can start seeding or reseeding. It is important to note t...
A reseeding allows the lawn to be renewed without replanting it completely. The best time for reseeding is spring starting in April or fall starting in September. After preparing the lawn by mowing...
