Turf Care
Managing Turf Drought
From proper irrigation to mowing to fertilization here are some helpful ways to manage drought that can help protect plants while conserving water.
Giving Sod a Healthy Start
Sod can deliver an established lawn fast; make sure you take the steps necessary to ensure it lives a long and healthy life after the last truck leaves the site.
Benefits of Soil Testing
Routine soil testing is a great tool to help point out nutrient deficiencies and surpluses soil pH and Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC).
Timing Crabgrass Treatment
Timing is everything when controlling crabgrass with pre-emergent herbicides. Here are some solutions to help get the timing right.
Reading Grass Seed Labels
Ever feel like you need a PhD to understand a seed label? Now you don't. This article is your key to deciphering these pesky labels, required by law to be attached to every bag of grass seed.
Preventing Drought Stress with LESCO® Moisture Manager
Hygroscopic humectants like LESCO® Moisture Manager maintain moisture levels between rains to reduce plant water consumption by as much as 50%.
Turning Calibration into Big Savings
Properly calibrating your broadcast and drop spreader means less product waste and more money saved.
Feast or Famine Feeding
Learn how fertilizers solve the feast or famine problem to produce turf that is healthier stronger and more disease tolerant.
Choosing the Right Fertilizer
Plants need to eat their Wheaties, too. Be honest: are you certain that yours are getting the proper nutrition, day in and day out? Use these tips to choose a fertilizer with the appropriate nutrient ratio for your turf and landscape needs.
Managing Winter Turf Injury
Harsh winter conditions can take their toll on your golf course. Learn more about these helpful turf colorants and visual aids from LESCO® to reduce the effects of snow and ice.
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Improving Customer Satisfaction with LESCO"®" Aroma
By mixing LESCO Aroma Masking Agent liquid into the sprayer along with the not-so-pleasant smelling other ingredients you can help get clients back to business faster.
Cool & Warm Season Grasses
Grass is grass, right? Nope. Not even close. As any landscape pro worth his or her salt already knows, every turf species has its own unique requirements. Consult this article as a reference for which turf to plant when.
Fall Turf Renovation
After the heat of summer turf needs to be rejuvenated. Fall is a great time to boost turf health through overseeding aerating and topdressing.
Timing Pre-Emergent Correctly
The timing of your pre-emergent release is critical when it comes to controlling crabgrass.
Helpful Hints for Spreading
Follow these helpful hints for properly applying turf care products using a spreader.
How Fertilizer Feeds Turf
If you’re a dyed-in-the-wool turf care professional, you know what N-P-K is. But did you know that there’s an often overlooked, secondary group of micronutrients? Learn more about these secret powerhouses and how they keep turf healthy and growing.
Find Income During A Drought
Savvy turf care professionals can find a silver lining even in a drought. Want in on their secret? Follow these quick and easy tips to generate income when temperatures are high and water is in short supply.
Selecting the Right Fungicide in Central Florida
Large patch, gray leaf spot and dollar spot disease all wreak havoc on turfgrasses in the Tampa area.
Central Florida Turf Maintenance Calendar
Treating Large Patch In Central Florida
With a proper turf care program and routine applications of control products, you can avert an outbreak of brown or large patch.
Slow Release Fertilizers
By gradually delivering nutrients to the soil, slow release fertilizers keep turf greener with fewer applications required
Selecting the Right Herbicide in Central Florida
Chickweed, dayflowers, doveweed, nutsedge, buttonweed, clovers and oxalis are prevalent in central Florida, but the right herbicide—and a healthy turf program—can control these pesky weeds.
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Cool & Warm Season Grasses
Grass is grass, right? Nope. Not even close. As any landscape pro worth his or her salt already knows, every turf species has its own unique requirements. Consult this article as a reference for which turf to plant when.