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Consider Organic Fertilizer To Keep Your Yard Healthy

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A common question many people have is this: Is organic fertilizer better than artificial fertilizer? The answer is: it depends!   According to the information we currently have about plants, the plant itself is not interested if it receives nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, etc. from an organic or artificial fertilizer. It can absorb the fertilizer in a certain chemical formula in which this must exist at the roots; otherwise, it can do nothing. Whether or not they benefit from organic fertilizer, the nutrients absorbed by the plant are not processed according to their origin, but according to the needs of the plant.   The real benefit of organic fertilizer is its eco-friendliness and the fact that it is non-toxic to the little creatures that live in the soil. In an extreme scenario, people who use only mineral fertilizers will, in the long run, damage their garden soil, because the fertilizer does not provide the humus nutrients and residues needed for the soil and the creatures th

Why Is Organic Soil Treatment Better For You Lawn In The Long Term?

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The level and availability of each element in the soil varies depending on the type of soil (sandy, loamy, clayey). Sandy soils tend to lose nutrients more easily due to their low ability to retain them. In this case, nutrient levels must be monitored more frequently than in other terrain.   To determine what nutrients are needed and in what quantity, a soil analysis should be done. The best lawn fertilizer must then be chosen after a careful assessment of the needs of the area. We must not forget the desired aesthetic characteristics, environmental variables (climate, exposure), the species that make up the lawn, the intended use of the lawn (recreation, sports, ornamental) and the type of maintenance (frequency and height of mowing, removal of pruning residues).   Organic fertilizers come from the degradation of plant or animal organisms. They are used to provide a source of nutrients of organic origin, with less nitrogen than non-organic sources because degradation depends on

How To Bring Back Dead Grass From Dog Urine

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Lawn burning is caused by nitrogen in the dog's urine. Because it contains a lot of nitrogen, when the dog urinates it is as if the grass is treated with fertilizer, which, used in small measures is really beneficial, but in large measures kills the grass, causing those unaesthetic brown spots. Prevention of this problem consists in reducing the amount of nitrogen that comes into contact with the grass. Successful prevention and treatment to restore your lawn often requires a multi-step approach. Soak urine stains with water. After the dog urinates, add a few cups of water on that spot, to dilute urine. Encouraging the dog to consume more liquids as well as quality food will help dilute the urine naturally and ultimately reduce the possibility of lawn burning. Small amounts of soup added in the water will help increase its retention. Teach the dog to urinate in other places. This approach is very effective for owners who do not want to add supplements to their dog`s food. Rep

Brown Patches On Lawn – What Are The Most Common Causes

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The most common reason for brown spots on the lawn is improper care . Dehydration is often behind these unsightly areas, because the lawn can burn in direct sunlight and at high temperatures, in combination with inadequate irrigation. But there are other causes that need to be investigated. Browning by fungal attack Lawn mushrooms are widespread and grow especially if the lawn is permanently moist and lacks the necessary nutrients. There are types of fungi that can cause spots in the lawn, colored from yellow to brown. The following methods effectively prevent fungal attacks: Using adequate fertilizer: The lawn must be sufficiently supplied with nutrients. Good lawn ventilation Wind protection: Wind is a factor that favors the spread of fungi, but fences and hedges will prevent this. Proper lawn irrigation Dog urine Sharing your yard with a canine companion can be another reason for of brown patches on the lawn , because the adult dog's urine contains nitrogen, which c

Brown Spots In Grass – How Should You Get Rid Of Them

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If grass turns brown in some places, this can be caused by adult dog urine or too much fertilizer. Brown spots are not just unaesthetic and destroy the aspect of your entire lawn, but they are a sign that something unhealthy occurred there, burning the grass. Adult dog urine is rich in nitrogen, just like excess fertilizer, and this substance is what causes the problem.  Here's how to bring back dead grass from dog urine spots : CAREFUL! If you exceed the recommended fertilizer doses, it can burn your lawn and destroy it permanently. Even some natural fertilizers can burn the lawn, if they are added in excess! To get rid of the brown spots in the grass, start by reseeding those portions of the lawn, but not before you have thoroughly raked the areas, to remove dead grass, which must also be collected and thrown away. Fill a 1 gallon bucket with equal amounts of topsoil and grass seeds. For a uniform aspect, make sure to choose grass seeds matching grass species that are alread

Revive Lawn Care Products That Will Make You The Envy Of Your Neighbors

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Probably each of us has those moments when we feel reconnecting with the nature and taking our energy from the earth, just by walking through the green grass. Green grass is always a beautiful sight and that`s why many people who own a home with a yard do their best to have beautiful lawns.   For the summer period, when the rains alternate with hot days, specialists come with useful lawn care tips for those who want to revive their lawn and make them the envy of their neighbors.   In order to restore the lawn as soon as possible, it is necessary to apply a Revive treatment, however, this should not be done until after the remains of the dried grass have been removed and the existing grass has been mowed.   Next, you need to use fast-growing seeds and water the lawn regularly. The grass will not delay to grow, and in order to remain lush and healthy, look for a resistant chemical fertilizer, with a fast effect, which will not damage the lawn. There are very good products, which

Advantages Of Using Organic Liquid Fertilizer This Summer

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It is estimated that, in general, the application of fertilizers can lead to a 40-60% increase in production. The type of fertilizer (organic or chemical) greatly regulates the quality of the product obtained. Farmers around the world use chemical fertilizers, but recently there has been a return to the use of organic liquid fertilizers, due to the long-term benefits obtained by applying them. Among the benefits of applying organic liquid fertilizers we mention: Maintaining soil fertility : Organic matter stores macro and microelements that are gradually released into the soil under the influence of microorganisms and environmental factors. In addition to the supply of nutrients by applying organic fertilizers, the soil structure, aeration, water retention and infiltration capacity are improved and will help eliminate brown spots in grass for a lush lawn . Reducing soil erosion : By the presence of a larger amount of organic matter in the soil, especially in sandy soils, erosion c

How To Make Grass Green Organically And Safely

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The lawn can provide a special look to your yard, elegant and neat, but in order to have a lawn like that, a series of measures and efforts are required. Simply throwing seeds on the soil will not guarantee obtaining a beautiful lawn and leaves you with the question of how to make grass green . Organic fertilization is an efficient, environmentally friendly and often cheaper way to add the necessary nutrients to the soil. Here are the most common natural fertilizers, what chemicals they contain and how to use them to enjoy a beautiful green lawn. Types of natural fertilizers Organic fertilizers : they consist of manure or plant debris. Organic fertilizer is applied so that the fresh organic matter does not come into contact with the roots of the plants (they can burn them). The materials must either be turned into compost before planting, or placed on the surface and incorporated 5-10 cm deep, by plowing the soil. Natural mineral fertilizers : represent the next stage, after orga