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At TipsforTurf, we are a team of dedicated lawn enthusiasts committed to helping you achieve the perfect dark green lawn. Our mission is to provide you with the best tips and advice to keep your lawn healthy, green, and beautiful. With years of experience and a deep love for lawn care, we strive to share our knowledge and passion with our readers. Join us on this journey to create the lawn of your dreams.
Latest Lawn Care Tips
How To Get Rid Of Spurge
Spurge is one of those weeds that shows up everywhere—lawns, garden beds, even in driveway cracks. It can look different depending on the variety: sometimes leafy, sometimes rubbery and vine-like. But no matter how it looks, the way to get rid of spurge is always the...
Using Blue DEF as Fertilizer For Your Lawn
One of the primary nutrients your lawn needs is nitrogen, which is included in almost all major fertilizers on the market. Fertilizers can be quite expensive as most lawns need 4-5 fertilizer applications per season. One of the best kept secrets of lawn care is using...
How To Apply Ironite Fertilizer To Get A Dark Green Lawn
If you want a lush, dark green lawn, Ironite fertilizer can be your secret weapon. Ironite is a special fertilizer that adds iron and other nutrients to your soil, which helps your grass get its dark green color. Iron is important for making chlorophyll, the green...
At What Temperature Does Grass Stop Growing?
Grass growth isn’t just about sunshine and watering—it’s also about temperature. Whether you’re managing a lush backyard or keeping a commercial landscape green, knowing at what temperature grass stops growing helps you prepare for dormancy and adjust your lawn care...