Tag: perennial ryegrass

Lawn maintenance
Lawn care: Fall turfgrass diseases to watch for
It is officially the fall season and with it comes homeowner beliefs that there’s nothing left to do in the yard.
September 26, 2018
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Turfgrass tips to prep customers’ lawns for the summer
From cookouts to backyard campouts, summer is your lawn's season! Taking advantage of the springtime weather to prep your lawn properly is highly recommended.
May 30, 2018
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Why fall is the best time for seeding cool-season grasses
When seeding new lawns you want to ensure you produce the best results possible. One way to achieve this is by knowing what seasons are best for seeding.
May 28, 2018
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How to: Transitioning overseeded lawns back to warm-season grass
Don't forget to transition your client's cool-season turf back to warm-season grass. Get some tips on the transition right here on Total Landscape Care!
January 25, 2018
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Product roundup: Pet bowl made to help keep outside animals hydrated this summer
The Hydro Pet is an outdoor water bowl for any pet that spend most of their time in the day outside. Details and more products on Total Landscape Care.
June 27, 2017
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Lawns can’t always emerge from winter free of damage, disease
Winter is unpredictable and sometimes it can create a perfect environment for turfgrass to become damaged.
January 19, 2017
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Lawn maintenance
When Turf Goes A-Rye
It’s hard to be selective when taking perennial ryegrass out of the mix.
May 19, 2014
Even if your client hasn’t planted perennial ryegrass, it could like dormant in the soil for years, waiting to pop up when the perfect conditions are present. Photo courtesy of Bob Mugass, U of MN
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Learn How To Control Sod Webworms
Turf managers can tell what type of larvae is invading their turf by the unique physical characteristics of the damage caused. Sometimes larvae damage can be mistaken for disease or distress, so it’s important to know the differences between types of larvae for effective detection and control.
July 23, 2013
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Herbicide Approved for Use In California, Arizona
One herbicide is has been approved for use in California and Arizona. FMC Professional Solutions has announced that Dismiss CA Turf herbicide and be used in both states.
June 12, 2013
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