How to keep your grass looking fresh

Lawns are the most beautiful part of every yard. If you take care of your lawn, your home will look even better. The grass is the crucial thing that gives your lawn that special image of a beautiful and cozy home. The trouble, or, more likely, the problem that most of the lawn owners are facing is, they struggle to find a way to keep their grass fresh. Here are some good and relatively easy ways to keep your grass fresh:

1. Lawn Mowing

Lawn mowing is an activity that you must practice in the warmer months! Do not let your grass  overgrow your yard. The longer your grass is, the bigger the chances that your grass will dry. You don’t have to do this every day. But, at least three times a week, you can spend some quality time with your mower.

2. Fertilize and feed the grass

This is tightly correlated with lawn mowing. Every time you finish with lawn mowing, feed the grass with some soil vitamins. This is important because there are a lot of worms and pesticides that can attack and ruin your grass. Feeding the soil with some vitamin, and pesticide-free concoction can protect the root of the grass. Doing so will give your grass a longer life and existence.

3. Water the grass

Watering the grass is most crucial element when it comes to keeping your grass fresh and healthy. It is correlated with both mowing and feeding the grass. Without water, there is no chance to keep your grass fresh.  It’s recommended to mow your grass three times a week, then you have to water your grass every day. Especially during the summer, when the temperatures outside are extremely high.

These are three simple ways to keep your grass fresh. Practice them and we guarantee that your grass will be fresh during the whole year.    

Southern Sodgrass and Landscape Supply can help you get the “greenest” lawn in your neighborhood. We serve most of central North Carolina, contact us today for more information about our sod products and to schedule a delivery day and time. You can reach us at (336) 996-4SOD that’s (336) 996-4763.