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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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The first warm days of the year have a way of making homeowners eager to get outside and do something productive. And while that energy is admirable, applying fertilizer too early in the season is one of the most common (and costly) lawn care mistakes you can make. Timing, soil conditions, and the right type […]
April 17, 2026
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One day, your lawn looks great. Next, it is dotted with yellow flowers that seem to have appeared overnight. Dandelions are one of the most persistent and frustrating weeds a homeowner can face, and the reason they keep coming back has everything to do with how most people try to get rid of them. If […]
April 14, 2026
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At Nature's Select®, we believe that a lush, green lawn begins with healthy soil. When choosing the right lawn care, prioritizing soil health is the first step towards a thriving lawn. Let's explore how you can make this a reality. Key Takeaways Soil health is fundamental for a thriving lawn Regular soil testing aids in […]
March 30, 2026
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Witnessing brown patch disease creeping into your vibrant lawn can be disheartening. But not to worry! At Nature's Select®, we specialize in restoring your lawn's health from the ground up, starting with the soil. Here are the four signs of brown patch disease you need to be aware of. Important Notes Brown patch often starts […]
March 23, 2026
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Ever wondered why you're seeing more dandelions in your lawn than your neighbors'? It's not a coincidence, but rather a sign that your lawn's health might need a little boost. And guess what? Nature's Select® has got you covered. Here's why you're seeing more of this weed in your lawn than your neighors.
March 20, 2026
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When it comes to maintaining a vibrant, healthy lawn, understanding the difference between fungus versus insect damage can be a game-changer. At Nature's Select®, we believe a solid grasp of these nuances is essential to achieving a lush, green outdoor space. Key Takeaways Recognizing the signs of fungus and insect damage helps manage lawn health. […]
March 16, 2026
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Annual bluegrass has a way of sneaking into a lawn like an uninvited party guest who refuses to leave. It pops up fast, looks deceptively fine from a distance, then turns patchy and weak when the weather heats up, leaving your turf looking stressed right when you want it to look its best. At Nature’s […]
February 22, 2026
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Dichondra is one of those plants that keeps lawn people arguing in their heads. One minute you’re thinking, this is kind of charming, like a soft green carpet. The next minute, you’re wondering why your turf suddenly looks like it’s being slowly replaced by tiny lily pads. The truth is, dichondra can be either a […]
February 15, 2026
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Grub damage often shows up fast and under your feet: spongy turf, thinning patches, or grass that lifts easily because the roots have been eaten. Since grubs feed below the surface, spring is the time to protect your lawn before those weak spots spread. At Nature’s Select®, we help homeowners stay ahead of grub activity […]
February 8, 2026
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Spring dead spot is a common turf disease that hits warm-season grasses and leaves patchy areas that can take weeks to recover if you don’t get ahead of it. The good news is you can stack the odds in your favor with a few smart habits and the right treatment plan. At Nature’s Select®, we […]
February 1, 2026
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