Practical advice for St. Charles County homeowners. Written with local Missouri lawns in mind.
Your brown fescue lawn in July is probably fine. Here is how to tell if your grass is actually dead or just taking a summer nap — plus the simple tug test that gives you the answer in seconds.
Dollar spot fungus shows up in St. Charles County lawns from spring through fall. Here is how to identify those small straw-colored patches, treat them, and keep them from coming back.
Rachio, Orbit B-hyve, and Rain Bird all make smart sprinkler controllers. Here is how they compare for St. Charles County lawns — which features matter, which ones save water, and how to pick the right one for your yard.
Drip irrigation delivers water right to the roots of your flower beds and garden plants, using less water than sprinklers and producing healthier plants. Here is how to set up a drip system for a Missouri landscape.
Are you making your lawn worse by trying to help it? Here are the most common summer lawn care mistakes St. Charles County homeowners make, from watering wrong to mowing too short.
Chinch bugs destroy Missouri fescue lawns in July heat. Here is how to tell if those brown patches are chinch bugs or just drought stress — plus what treatments actually work in St. Charles County.
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