Not Too Early To Care For Your Lawn (april 16, 2008)
Most of us think it’s too early to think about our lawns. But Mike O’Rourke the Garden Guy has a different opinion. He has some ideas of what you can do now to save time and aggravation later.
RT @nickchhan: I have a current desire to have a picnic on a breezy day, hear the slow running water off a nearby waterfall and lay on some zoysia grass
Just finished clipping the lawn edges a little & trying to weed out some of the nut grass from my Emerald Zoysia.
Zoysia grass, like deciduous trees, goes dormant after the first hard frost, when cold weather is moving in.
You may notice your grass is starting to come back to life! ( Zoysia is the first out of the gate, St. Augustine... http://bit.ly/bBFhCA
I have a current desire to have a picnic on a breezy day, hear the slow running water off a nearby waterfall and lay on some zoysia grass
Just finished clipping the lawn edges a little & trying to weed out some of the nut grass from my Emerald Zoysia.
Zoysia grass, like deciduous trees, goes dormant after the first hard frost, when cold weather is moving in.
You may notice your grass is starting to come back to life! ( Zoysia is the first out of the gate, St. Augustine... http://bit.ly/bBFhCA
I have a current desire to have a picnic on a breezy day, hear the slow running water off a nearby waterfall and lay on some zoysia grass
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