Milorganite Blog: Green and Growing.

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Dead spots, brown patches or orange-red powder on your shoes may mean your lawn has been infected with a disease. Learn how to diagnose and help get rid of lawn…
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Here are several things to NOT do to keep your lawn healthy this summer: mow with dull blades, in excessive heat or too short, or treat unknown issues incorrectly.
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Add a few practices to your lawn mowing routine and borders to your landscape to save time, money, and effort, all while nurturing a healthy lawn.
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Pre-germinated turfgrass seed provides a jump-start before being planted. Milorganite is used as a starter fertilizer and makes the seed easier to distribute.
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Sedges and grasses add beauty, texture, and motion to our gardens and landscapes. Learn how to add them to your landscape with Melinda Myers.
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Join the celebration and make a difference for Earth Day, every day. Learn seven things you can do to help the environment.
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Don’t do it! We give lawn tips on how to grow healthy grass. Here are some things to not do this spring in your lawn, as well as those not to neglect.
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First, determine what variety of grass you have in your lawn, what the air and soil temperatures are, and lastly, how much to apply.
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Milorganite contains a form of iron that is water soluble and won’t stain concrete when used as directed. Milorganite is a slow-release fertilizer, so along with…