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LawnFertilizers.com is the ultimate resource for anyone looking to improve the health and appearance of their lawn. From selecting the right grass seed to combating pests and diseases, we’ve got you covered. Our expert team has compiled a comprehensive collection of guides covering all aspects of lawn care,

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Fertilizer | Grass

Compost vs. Fertilizer: What’s the Difference?

The main difference between compost and fertilizer lies in how they work to improve the growing conditions for your plants. Fertilizer has the primary use of delivering concentrated doses of specific nutrients directly to plants; compost is instead more of a multipurpose substance that mainly benefits the structure and nutrient content of the soil. Serving…

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Grass | Weeds

How Long to Keep Dog Off Grass After Spraying Weed Killer?

As a responsible dog owner, it’s important to be aware of the potential harms of any product you use in your outdoor spaces. Herbicides are one such product; containing harsh chemicals that are toxic to plant life, this leads to the question of their toxicity to your pets. As a general rule of thumb, you…

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Why Isn’t My Grass Growing? Common Causes and Solutions

There are a host of different reasons why your grass may not be growing. The most common reasons for slow or non-existent grass growth are grass dormancy, improper watering, a lack of sunlight, an incorrect soil pH, or a lack of nutrients in the soil. Other reasons that could impede grass growth include soil compaction,…

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Why Does Dog Pee Kill Grass? (& How to Fix Grass Where Dogs Pee)

Like humans, dogs urinate as a way to expel waste nutrients they consume from their diet. Being creatures of habit, dogs also tend to pick the same spots for their daily potty breaks. If your pup (or someone else’s pup) repeatedly urinates on your lawn, it won’t be long before you start to see the…

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Grass | Watering Guides

Does Watering Grass in the Sun Burn it?

One of the most common gardening myths is the idea that watering grass in the sun can burn the grass blades. Many homeowners are under the impression that water droplets on grass can refract light, increasing the sun’s intensity to the point where it burns the grass blades. Although the science behind this concept seems…

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