As temperatures drop and grass growth slows, your lawn still needs vital nutrients to survive the winter and come back strong in the spring. Applying Winter Turf Builder (15-0-30) before the ground freezes helps your turf store energy, build stronger…
When most people hear “bentgrass,” they picture a smooth, tightly mown golf green. On courses, bentgrass is prized for ultra-dense playing surfaces. In home lawns, though, it spreads fast, clashes in color and texture with Kentucky bluegrass, ryegrass, or fescue,…
If you’re constantly pulling weeds along driveways, sidewalks, patios, and curbs, you’re not alone. Pavement edges create the perfect environment for unwanted plants to take hold—and once they’re in, they spread fast. Here’s why weeds love those hot, compacted boundaries…
Noticing your lawn start to thin out or grass blades developing tiny dark spots? That could be more than just a cosmetic issue — it might be a fungal disease known as Leaf Spot. While it often starts small, Leaf Spot…
Have you noticed pale, straw-colored lines on your lawn after mowing, foot traffic, or using equipment like fertilizer spreaders or vehicles? You're likely witnessing Heat Tracking—also known as tire bruising, tip burn, or footpath stress. This common summer lawn issue…
At My Fertilizing Company, we are committed to providing the most effective and environmentally responsible pest control solutions. After thorough research and consideration of industry best practices, we are excited to announce an enhancement to our flea and tick control…
Why Liquid Aeration is Better Than Mechanical Aeration When it comes to keeping your lawn healthy, aeration plays a crucial role in relieving soil compaction, promoting root growth, and ensuring your lawn thrives. Traditionally, mechanical aeration—using heavy equipment to…
A mushroom (Agaricus Bisporus) is one of the many species of fungi. They have been given their own kingdom due to the sheer number of species that exist: ‘The Kingdom of Fungi’. A mushroom is actually the fruit of a…
What is a Necrotic Ring Spot? Necrotic Ring Spot is a common disease found in cool-season grasses, primarily Kentucky Bluegrass, but also different types of fescues. It is caused by soil borne fungi (Leptosphaeria Korrae), which will mainly attack the…
What is Dollar Spot Fungus? Dollar spot fungus (Sclerotinia Homoeocarpa) is a pathogen that will infect your lawn when the environmental factors are just right. This disease is known to spread and merge to create more and larger dead spots…