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Essential Lawn Care Tips for Grass That Turns Heads
Keep your grass thriving with regular mowing, proper watering, and seasonal feeding. A well-kept lawn not only boosts curb appeal but also creates a welcoming outdoor space for your family and friends.
Keep your lawn the envy of the neighborhood with these sharp and simple tips. From mowing tricks to watering wisdom, we’ve got your grass covered all year round.
Mow smart: Cut no more than one-third of the grass height to avoid stressing your lawn and encourage deep roots.
Water wisely: Early morning watering reduces evaporation and fungal risks, saving water and your grass.
Feed on schedule: Apply fertilizer in spring and autumn to boost growth and resilience without overdoing it.
Dethatch and aerate: Loosen compacted soil and remove dead grass to help roots breathe and absorb nutrients better.
Spot treat weeds: Target weeds early with spot treatments to keep your lawn healthy without harsh chemicals everywhere.
What our customers say about Trimbo's lawn care
Trimbo's transformed my patchy lawn into the envy of the neighborhood. Their team knows their grass and it shows!
Sarah M., Homeowner and DIY Enthusiast
Lawn Care FAQs
Answers to common lawn questions that help you keep your grass healthy and vibrant without the guesswork.
How often should I water my lawn?
Water deeply but infrequently, about twice a week, to encourage strong root growth. Early mornings are best to reduce evaporation.When is the best time to mow?
Mow when the grass is dry and never cut more than one-third of the blade length to avoid stressing your lawn.How do I prevent weeds naturally?
Maintain a thick, healthy lawn by regular mowing and watering; this crowds out weeds and reduces their chance to take hold.What type of fertilizer should I use?
Choose a balanced fertilizer with nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium suited for your soil type, applied during the growing season.How can I fix patchy spots?
Rake the area to remove dead grass, loosen the soil, then reseed and keep moist until new grass establishes.
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