Shafiqul Islam

To apply grass weed preventer without a lawn spreader, use hand spreading. Evenly distribute the product across your lawn. Apply during ideal temperatures of 60° to 90°F. Choose between granular and liquid forms of pre-emergent herbicides for effective lawn care. This method ensures precision in preventing grass weeds. Use a garden sprayer or a handheld … Read more

To apply granular lawn fungicide, use a rotary or drop spreader. Follow the product label for the proper application rate. Ensure even coverage over the lawn. After applying, water the area thoroughly. This helps the fungicide reach the soil and protects your grass from fungal diseases effectively. Spread the granular fungicide evenly across the affected … Read more

To apply cornmeal as a natural fungicide to your lawn, use 20 pounds per 1,000 square feet. Spread it evenly, tossing it from hip height over affected areas. Cornmeal acts as an antifungal agent that helps fight soilborne diseases like brown patch. This method also improves organic content and soil health. After applying, water your … Read more

Apply Scotts® DiseaseEx™ before symptoms show, especially in warm, wet weather. Use on dry grass, then lightly water to activate the product. Reapply every 14 to 28 days as needed. Assess your lawn’s health; high heat can weaken fungus. Always follow product instructions for optimal results. Next, prepare the lawn by mowing and clearing debris. … Read more

To angle lawn edging, use a flat-edged shovel. Start by digging straight down 3 inches along the lawn’s edge. Then, make a second cut at a 45-degree angle toward the lawn border or flower bed. This creates a trench that is vertical on the lawn side and sloped toward the border, resulting in a neat … Read more

To amend soil with peat moss for your lawn, first soak the peat moss in water for a few minutes. After it is moist, squeeze out excess water. Mix the hydrated peat moss into your soil at a 1:1 ratio. This improves soil structure and increases moisture retention, making it more suitable for lawn care. … Read more

To amend soil in an existing lawn, apply a recommended amendment as topdressing without harming the grass. Water deeply to help nutrients soak into the soil. Use amendments like compost or peat moss to boost soil health. Select options based on your soil type for the best results in lawn care. Aeration is another economical … Read more

To aerate your lawn with a riding lawn mower, attach a dethatcher or spike aerator at the back. Drive over the lawn slowly. The galvanized tines will create small holes in the soil. This helps improve water and nutrient absorption. The result is better lawn health and increased grass growth. Begin by mowing your lawn … Read more

Liquid lawn aeration uses a liquid product to reduce soil compaction. This process boosts oxygen levels and improves soil fertility. Mix the aeration product with water in a garden pump sprayer or hose-end sprayer. Spray the mixture evenly across your yard to enhance soil structure and promote healthy lawn growth. To aerate your lawn effectively, … Read more