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Nathan Reeves

Nathan Reeves is a Senior Content Strategist on the Marketing and Research team at Nature's Select®, where he helps product and marketing colleagues turn complex ideas into articles and resources that earn reader trust and generate qualified leads. Over roughly eight years in the lawn care field, he has developed a knack for pairing clear structure with accessible storytelling, making technical material easy for homeowners and internal teams to follow. He regularly hosts small-group workshops for clients and coworkers, a practice that sharpens his sense of what audiences actually want to know and keeps his writing grounded in the questions people bring. His work reflects a steady focus on clarity over cleverness.

Recent Blogs

Dollar spot lawn disease causing small circular patches of damaged grass
Dollar spot is a foliar lawn disease caused by Clarireedia fungi that produces bleached, silver-dollar-sized circles when nights turn cool, days stay mild, and dew sits on the canopy for hours. North Carolina homeowners routinely mistake it for drought, dull mower blades, insect feeding, or brown patch, which sends the wrong fix at the wrong […]
September 21, 2026
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Fall overseeding for a healthy, dense lawn
Pre-emergent herbicides stop seeds from developing into seedlings, and grass seed is a seed. Apply most fall pre-emergents, and you block your own overseeding for 12 to 16 weeks. The way out is to choose an active ingredient labeled for use at seeding, or to sequence the two jobs across the calendar. A cart rolls […]
September 21, 2026
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Mowed green lawn with a band of small soil cores from core aeration breaking down into the grass beside a driveway
Lawn care after aeration comes down to fourteen days. Water lightly two or three times a day for the first week to keep the top inch of soil damp, and leave the soil plugs in place to break down. Stay off the turf, hold off on mowing until new fescue reaches 3.5 inches, and skip […]
September 21, 2026
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Core aeration plugs beside a liquid aeration sprayer on a North Carolina tall fescue lawn comparing both lawn aeration methods on clay soil.
Core aeration relieves compaction in North Carolina clay by physically removing soil plugs, lowering bulk density and opening real channels for water and air. Liquid aeration sprays humic substances and surfactants that support soil biology and water movement, but no peer-reviewed research shows it reduces compaction in heavy clay. Use core aeration for structure and […]
September 21, 2026
16 minutes read
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BOP2026 Winner
When it comes to local pride in Moore County, few traditions capture the heart of the community quite like The Pilot’s annual Best of the Pines competition. Every year, these people’s-choice awards shine a light on the businesses, professionals, and organizations that residents across the Sandhills rely on most. This year, the competition drew hundreds […]
September 10, 2026
3 minutes read
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Weeds keep returning to Pinehurst lawns because sandy Sandhills soil drains water and nutrients before grass roots can use them, leaving turf thin and full of open gaps. Fixing the soil first thickens the grass so weeds lose the space they need to take hold. Weeds keep coming back on Pinehurst lawns because sandy Sandhills […]
September 8, 2026
10 minutes read
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