3 things you should never do to your lawn in March — and what you should be doing instead

Spring has officially sprung and that means lawn care heads back to the top of the priority list of your weekly gardening ...

Lawns will turn 'extremely green' when 1 simple item is added to soil

As spring comes into full swing, lawns often struggle with patchy growth and moss buildup. But one simple addition can dramatically improve grass health while also helping to keep moss under control.
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Scarification: The simple seed-starting trick that helps tough-coated seeds sprout faster

While it isn't an absolute requirement for hard-coated seeds, without scarification germination may take much longer.
Lewiston Tribune

When causing scars is a good thing

I’m currently dusting off my seed-starting supplies and sorting through seed packets from years past. Seed starting is an annual ritual for many gardeners, but if you’re new to the party, it would be ...
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UK gardeners told to do four simple March lawn jobs now – or lose their chance of a thick, green lawn this year

Across the UK, tired, patchy lawns in March hide a simple secret. Four quiet jobs now can set up the thick, green grass ...

Gardeners should do 4 simple lawn tasks in March to ensure 'lovely green, thick grass'

The Scarification is the first step, using a spring tine rake or scarification rake to bring up as much thatch and moss as possible. This clears the existing grass of the suffocating presence of moss ...
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These are the 4 things you should never do to your lawn in spring – experts say avoid doing these in March and you'll have thicker, healthier grass for summer

Hoping to make your neighbours green with envy over your stunning lawn? Steer clear, then, of these spring lawncare ...
The San Bernardino Sun

This simple seed-starting trick helps tough-coated seeds sprout faster

I’m currently dusting off my seed-starting supplies and sorting through seed packets from years past. Seed starting is an annual ritual for many gardeners, but if you’re new to the party, it would be ...