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Having Science improves Lawncare
Fertilizer is important, but its just the beginning of what you can improve plant and soil cconditions.
This video demonstrates a cutting edge material that saves your lawn and your money. Moisture Manager is terrific for recovery of brown grass damaged by Fungus, and costs less than Missouri American Water's rates to keep a lawn irrigated.
Moisture Manager works by bonding to plant roots and pulling water to them. All natural, primarily derived from Kelp, it also shorcuts Photosynthesis by feeding sugars to roots when brown blades aren't able to do their job. It literally enables brown blades to turn green again.
Lawn Doctor uses this and other sciences while many competitors are limited...
This video demonstrates a cutting edge material that saves your lawn and your money. Moisture Manager is terrific for recovery of brown grass damaged by Fungus, and costs less than Missouri American Water's rates to keep a lawn irrigated.
Moisture Manager works by bonding to plant roots and pulling water to them. All natural, primarily derived from Kelp, it also shorcuts Photosynthesis by feeding sugars to roots when brown blades aren't able to do their job. It literally enables brown blades to turn green again.
Lawn Doctor uses this and other sciences while many competitors are limited...
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Recovering from Lawn Whiplash?
Просмотров 6День назад
Was your lawn doing well and turned brown 4 days later? It's easy to be lulled into believing your lawn is great during the moist period a while back. Then, we moved into 30 days with only .7" of rain, about 16% of the needed moisture. Healthy grass with good roots will stand 7-10 days of dryness and then move into "Protective Dormancy" to conserve nutrtion and energy. Keep hope though, Dormant...
"It's not easy being green green" - K. Frog
Просмотров 6421 день назад
Boy, was he right. The last two weeks have really flipped conditions on St. Louis area lawns. Drought and fungus have begun taking their toll. This video shows the hard-to-catch Mycellium stage of fungus. Sunshine chases it away, so you usually only find it early mornings. It's presence says Fungus is there, waiting to turn grass brown. You can help prevent damage with proper watering or by hav...
Can too much rain damage lawns?
Просмотров 132 месяца назад
Excess moisture leads to plant problems. Soil, roots and plants need oxygen as well as moisture. Fungus results nearly anytime something stays damp and dark too long. Think of a wet rag left lying in a corner of your garage, or your feet! Grass has the same problem. April has been frequently wet and cloudy, allowed Melting Out/ Leaf Spot Disease into St.Louis area fescue lawns. This disease alo...
Mixed Blessing of Rainfall
Просмотров 102 месяца назад
Add moderate temperature to wet, bare, flat ground to St. Louis area lawns and you're likely to get Nutgrass. Some call it Watergrass because it favors areas with poor drainage and compacted soil. Regardless what you call it, this lawn alien is a pain by any name. Nutgrass has no preventive herbicide available, but can be sprayed to kill the plants currently visible although new ones may reappe...
Great day for Links at LaSalle
Просмотров 132 месяца назад
Monday was another terrific event for the annual Links at LaSalle benefit golf outing. It was a sellout as expected, raising money in a couple new ways, too. Lawn Doctor of Fenton sponsored the first-ever Putting Contest, won by Randy Carder who received a nice Odyssey putter for his effort. We can't help ourselves from looking at turf conditions wherever we happen to be. Aberdeen Golf Club was...
This is not a weed, it's just happy grass!
Просмотров 482 месяца назад
Get ready, It's not a weed, just happy grass. This will be common very soon, and that's good news. Bluegrass confuses people on several points. To start with- it's not blue at all. And then when it appears like this, is often mistaken for a weed. This is an example of bluegrass developing seed heads. Sadly, they are typically inert, causing Bluegrass to rely on a crawling Rhyzome root network t...
Straw is NOT your friend (most of the time).
Просмотров 723 месяца назад
Spring is an irresistible time to seed lawns. Fall yields better results, but why wait another 5 months and allow weeds to claim that exposed soil. Tradition says cover new seed with straw. That's fine for the side of a road project. But it's wrong for normal residential lawns; It's ugly for a long time, and new grass is torn out from its shallow roots when you try to rake it away. Home owners ...
Should we call it "Leapspring"?
Просмотров 353 месяца назад
This year Spring arrived March 19, but never recall it being earlier than March 20. Even Summer arrives a day early on June 20th, 2024. The arrival of spring rains would sure be welcome. So far, about 50% of normal spring rain has occurred. Many thirsty plants and grass are waiting for a jump start of moisture to go with our moderate temperatures. While we wait, it would be smart to start water...
Watch brown grass turn green!
Просмотров 524 месяца назад
Spring Lawn Cleanup DOES NOT include scalping brown Fescue or Bluegrass lawns. It should return to green if you allow it some sunshine and warm tempertures. Scalping, even old-school burning, works with warm season turfs like Zoysia and Bermuda. In proper climates, they are able to regenerate thick turf to choke out weeds. But scalping clump type grass like local fescues exposes soil between th...
It's February- Lawn Care Time Already?
Просмотров 134 месяца назад
The weeds in your neighborhood would say "YES!" St. Louis climate allows for some very early sprouting and even vigorous growth. Many perennials like clover never #crabgrass #grassseed #greengrass die, but lay dormant waiting for moderate temps of February to start spreading. Weeds present now need to be beaten back to prevent wider spreading by liquid spraying. Many (but not all) of those to c...
Set up your 2024 Lawncare Season.
Просмотров 285 месяцев назад
Grey days and cold January temps are just good days for rebuilding equipment. Our guys stay busy and "reasonably" warm dissasembling, cleaning, lubricating and repairing every piece of equipment on their service vans, including the vans themselves. It isn't enough that our spreaders and sprayers simply work, they have to be accurate and calibrated to distribute a regulated amount of material ov...
Big Tip to Keep grass greener this fall-
Просмотров 118 месяцев назад
Big Tip to Keep grass greener this fall-
Falling Leaves, Time for Grass Recovery.
Просмотров 710 месяцев назад
Falling Leaves, Time for Grass Recovery.
Why are Weeds suddenly appearing on my lawn?
Просмотров 2011 месяцев назад
Why are Weeds suddenly appearing on my lawn?
Deer Damage Control now possible with Lawn Doctor.
Просмотров 11Год назад
Deer Damage Control now possible with Lawn Doctor.
Why are your longer videos on RUclips Children's app? I think that is sort of creepy, perhaps children are your target customers?
Why would you want to get rid of Henbit? It is a natural medicine that grows freely in your yard. It has many uses. Ppl should learn about nature before they go killing it off.
Fun fact: The reason Clover is seen as a weed these days is all due to marketing. When the herbicide 2,4-D was created, it was marketed as a "selective" herbicide because it didn't kill turf grasses. It did, however, indiscriminately kill all broadleaf plants it came in contact with, such as Clover. In order to profit off of the product, companies that 2,4-D launched a multi-million dollar ad campaign to convince homeowners that this was a feature, by claiming that Clover is a weed that should be eradicated. Clover is incredibly good for your yard and garden. It overcrowds real weeds (while playing nice with turf grasses), it's nitrogen fixing, and its deep roots help loosen compacted soil. It's drought, rain, flood, and snow resistant, and it can grow in most environments (e.g. USDA Hardiness Zones 3-10). Pollinators love it, and pest insects avoid it!
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Can you link where to buy the treatment? Can I use it in a tall fescue lawn?
Glyphosate is the tool to use. Gently squeeze sprayer trigger to drip 2-3 drops down the stem off a single plant. Don't spray or touch plants you don't want harm because it certainly will
What about fire?
This guy whippersnippers
My problem now. I have a shep...and my yard hold water after it rains hard. I need help
Please give us a call and let's talk about your options, 636-600-1515, Thanks!
Thank God somebody realizes that plants including the lawn are alive and need water during the winter!
Some good advice 👍🏼🙂
New follower from Australia
Hey all, prepping for fall there? This video is just a bit early for y'all but be timely pretty soon then. Peace-
looking good!
Thanks, we like to grow so you can mow it!