Tag: Lawns
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Frost seeding is the practice of broadcasting seeds at a time when repeated freezing and thawing is causing the ground to heave. Keep reading >>
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Growing a perfect lawn can be difficult in Kansas due to our challenging climate and soils. The solution is to choose grasses adapted to Kansas conditions. Keep reading >>
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New to gardening? A common issue is deciding what to do when. Kansas Healthy Yards and Communities from K-State Research and Extension offers some advice. Keep reading >>
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You may have heard the adage, “You can’t have too much compost.” But is it true? A recurring theme in nature is balance. Too much or too little of anything causes problems. Keep reading >>
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The sandbur (Cenchrus longispinus) is common through the United States, where it is mostly considered a noxious weed. It may occur in any part of Kansas. Keep reading >>
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Plants with the ability to resist compaction and its associated problems, for garden, orchard, lawn, field, and pasture. Keep reading >>
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Peat humus seems to be one of those “magical” soil amendments that can fix whatever ails your garden (assuming you can find any to purchase). But is this perception accurate? Let’s find out. Keep reading >>
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Plants depend on calcium to properly grow, photosynthesize, absorb nutrients, and resist stress. Keep reading >>
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Orchard grass (Dactylis glomerata) is a variety of bunch grass with deep roots and a somewhat variable appearance. Keep reading >>
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