Better Lawns & Garden Offers Spring Lawn Prep Tips

New York, NY (April 25, 2019) -- Better Lawns & Garden is offering tips on how homeowners can prepare their lawns on residential properties for the spring season. The company wants to share its knowledge with people who are looking to maintain and improve the quality of their exterior settings and landscaping.

Better Lawns & Garden recommends beginning lawn prep by removing debris from the yard. Homeowners are encouraged to use a reliable rake for collecting any leaves and twigs. Another suggestion is to check for areas on the property where the lawn may be matted due to improper ventilation. The company believes that the grass can allow air to reach the soil to reduce the risk of lawn disease and insect infestation.

They also recommend applying a pre-emergent herbicide to begin killing weeds before they start to take over the lawn. They suggest that an organic product is used because it can kill weeds and pests without having a harmful impact on the environment. The team also recommends fertilizing the grass to help it wake up from the hibernation stage and begin its new growth cycle. Better Lawns & Garden believes the added nutrients will also prevent it from dying in the coming months when it becomes warmer.

Better Lawns & Garden also recommends aerating the lawn to ensure enough water and air can reach the roots. It’s important for this step to be performed after the grass is fertilized. Another tip from the team is to give attention to damaged turf areas to help revive the grass.

About Better Lawns & Garden

Better Lawns & Garden is composed of a team of lawn, garden, and home DIY experts across the nation. The team has a high level of expertise when it comes to lawn care, construction, and home- and garden-related projects. Each member of Better Lawns & Garden is passionate about sharing their knowledge with readers and sharing both their experience and recommendations. The industry experts provide the top resources for caring for different areas of residential properties and share their advice with blog posts and general correspondence. The team is available to research specific products requested by readers and will curate product reviews and relevant content. For more information about Better Lawns & Garden, visit betterlawnsandgarden.com.