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Tips for Preventing Winter Damage to Your Lawn for a Healthy Spring
During cold months, the ground often freezes, making water unavailable to grass roots. At the same time, dry, cold winds pull moisture from the grass blades. Without enough moisture, grass blades dry out and die, leaving brown patches across your lawn.
Oscar Melchor
Nov 103 min read


Nourish Your Lawn with Worm Casting Compost for Thriving Soil Health
Nourish Your Lawn with Worm Casting Compost for Thriving Soil Health
Oscar Melchor
Sep 263 min read


How Much Lime Does Your Lawn Really Need for Optimal Health and Growth?
Before grabbing that bag of lime to spread across your yard, have you ever considered how much lime your lawn truly needs? At Turning Green LLC, we believe in precision over guesswork, which is why we always recommend soil testing!
Oscar Melchor
Sep 114 min read


Transform Your Yard into a Biodiversity Haven with Meadowscaping by Turning Green
Turning Green Meadowscaping involves designing and planting landscapes that mimic the beauty and diversity of natural meadows. This practice focuses on using native plants that are naturally adapted to your region, which helps support local wildlife. Unlike traditional lawns that often require extensive care and chemical treatments, meadowscaping nurtures a self-sustaining ecosystem that can thrive on its own.
Oscar Melchor
Sep 94 min read


Wake Up Your Lawn This Fall: The Importance of Core Aeration, Overseeding, and Slit Seeding with Drought-Resistant Grasses
As the vibrant greens of summer begin to fade, homeowners and property managers in the Northeast often overlook the opportunity to rejuvenate their lawns in the fall. Now is the perfect time to take action, with core aeration, overseeding, and slit seeding being crucial steps to revive your turf.
Oscar Melchor
Sep 83 min read


Navigating Summer's Heat: Ensuring Your Lawn and Plants Thrive Amidst Drought Challenges
Hydretain is not another wetting agent, surfactant or super absorbent polymer crystal. It is actually a liquid group of hygroscopic and humectant components that attracts moisture. In other words, by acting like tiny “water magnets,” they form microscopic droplets within the root zone. As a result, this process allows plants to utilize soil moisture which would otherwise be lost to evaporation. Now that’s good science.
Oscar Melchor
Jun 204 min read


Effective Ways to Manage Weeds in Your Lawn
Herbicides can target specific types of weeds. Pre-emergent herbicides are applied before weeds germinate, while post-emergent herbicides target actively growing weeds. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions to use chemicals safely and effectively.
Oscar Melchor
May 53 min read


Choosing Lawn Fertilizer Wisely for a Sustainable and Healthy Garden
There are multiple kinds available, each with its own strengths and weaknesses, be it organic matter, synthetic ingredients, or natural sources like animal manure. Understanding these options helps you create a garden that thrives and is eco-friendly. This guide aims to help you make an informed choice, ensuring a sustainable lawn for your family to enjoy.
Oscar Melchor
May 34 min read


Transform Your Lawn This Spring: Achieve a Sustainable, Green Oasis
Are you ready to transform your lawn into a beautiful, weed-free sanctuary? In this post, we will explore how our lawn installation and impr
Oscar Melchor
Mar 203 min read


How to Achieve the Perfect Lawn: The Unknown Secrets of Soil, Seed Quality, and Preparation for a Future Sustainable Lawn seeding
Every homeowner dreams of a lush, green lawn, but many overlook the essential building blocks that lead to lawn success: soil quality, seed
Oscar Melchor
Feb 224 min read
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