Milorganite Blog: Green and Growing.

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Lawns can be stressed during extended periods of rainless weather. Letting lawns go dormant—brown—may be the best solution. Lawn diseases can also be problematic.
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This summer your opponent is the weather. Set your lawn up for success with these tips from Allyn Hane, the Lawn Care Nut.
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These are the most important seasonal tasks to maintain cool-season grass lawns, including when to aerate, fertilize, and repair your lawn in the north.
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Warm-season grasses create the green lawns we admire in the South and West. Here are some tips for maintaining healthy warm-season grasses from season-to-season.
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That brown patch in your lawn could be a lawn disease or grubs, which are controlled by breaking their lifecycle with preventive and curative insecticides.
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Pre-emergents are great for weed control before weeds start to grow, but how do you kill weeds that are already in your lawn? Whether your lawn is covered in weeds…
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How to kill dandelions is a perennial topic. Here are four options: remove them by hand; spot treat, spread an herbicide on the entire lawn; or live with them.
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You can have your grass and be kind to the environment too. It’s just a matter of changing your lawn care practices.
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The extreme weather was brutal for growing a new lawn. My thin, struggling lawn was dominated by weeds and a couple of diseases, and then the weather finally…