A healthy, attractive lawn is one of the most visible parts of your home. In the South, where heat, humidity, weeds, and pests create constant pressure on grass, maintaining a lawn takes more than occasional…
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When it comes to lawn care, consistency is everything. Many homeowners assume that skipping weed control for just one season won’t make much difference. Unfortunately, that single lapse can undo years of progress and leave…
READ MOREAs fall settles in across Alabama and Georgia, homeowners often wonder how to keep their lawns looking vibrant while preparing for the cooler months ahead. The secret lies in a powerful partnership: fertilization and weed…
READ MOREAs temperatures drop and fall settles in across the Southeast, your lawn may seem safe from summer stress—but don’t let your guard down. Fall is prime time for hidden turf pests like mole crickets and…
READ MOREAs September rolls in, the blazing summer heat begins to ease, and your lawn starts preparing for its seasonal slowdown. In our area, warm-season grasses like Bermuda, Zoysia, and St. Augustine are still active, but…
READ MOREAs August rolls in with its sweltering heat and unpredictable rainfall, your lawn may be showing signs of stress. But don’t worry, Southern Lawns is here to help you nurse your warm-season grass back to…
READ MORESummer in the South brings long days, scorching heat, and little relief from the sun. While your lawn may have looked vibrant in spring, midsummer is when it really gets put to the test. The…
READ MORESummer means sunshine, heat, and unfortunately, lawn stress. While your grass might look lush coming out of spring, rising temperatures, increased foot traffic, and occasional dry spells can quickly take a toll. That’s why it’s…
READ MOREAs temperatures rise, summer heat can take a toll on your lawn. Prolonged periods of high temperatures, humidity, and dryness can stress your grass, leaving it vulnerable to diseases, pests, and unsightly brown patches. The…
READ MOREAs spring settles in and temperatures begin to rise, one of the most important aspects of lawn care is watering. In April, your lawn starts coming out of dormancy, and proper watering practices will help…
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