Lawn Care Best Practices

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The activities necessary for ensuring that your loan is as beautiful as you want it to be can be classified into three categories: watering, mowing and fertilization. Here are some tips about how to ensure the best combination of the three operations:

 

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  • The importance of watering at the right time of the day – watering your lawn serves the purpose of ensuring your grass gets humidity it needs when the air around becomes hot and the sun shines during the day. The ideal time for watering is in the morning, preferably before 10 o’clock, that way you can be sure that your leaves will have the water they need until the temperatures decrease in the evening and humidity increases.

 

  • The importance of mowing – to make the most of your grass, you need to ensure that the leaves are of the right height. Cutting your grass too short will damage the leaves and will accelerate the soil drying process, while leaving them too long we’ll result in a less than spectacular turf.

 

  • Fertilize at the right intervals – using a lawn care product from Revive that is suitable for the type of grass that you are using as well as for the composition of your soil and your climate zone is also essential. It is a good idea to use an organic fertilizer that releases its nutrients slowly, providing your grass the energy it needs to grow strong and of a deep green color.

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