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The Best Ways To Protect and Beautify Your Lawn -

Brian Lee BurkeBrian Lee Burke
Aug 19, 2022 3 min read
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The Best Ways To Protect and Beautify Your Lawn -

Enhancing your home’s curb appeal starts with landscaping. If you research ways to perfect the exterior of your home, there will be a point where they address your lawn. Instead of reading just one tip about catering to your grass, you should check these tips for the best ways to protect and beautify your lawn.

Mow Strategically

There’s an art to mowing the lawn. You can’t just take a mower to it and start hacking away. You need to follow a process when approaching it. First, you should purchase a lawn mower with a pristine reputation. After that, you need to set the mower to its proper setting. All this depends on the type of grass you’re growing.

In the excellent season and warm season, grasses have different height settings. Warm-setting grasses do better with a shorter cut, so dial your mower to the highest setting. You also want to mow your lawn frequently but not too often. Only remove up to one-third of the grass blade height.

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Feed Your Lawn

As you need food to grow and stay strong, so does your lawn. You should feed your lawn four times yearly with premium grass seed and fertilizer. Don’t just fertilize it in the spring; expect a lush and beautiful lawn by the summer. It won’t work out that way.

Ensure you cater to the season and choose the suitable feeder for that weather. The wrong feeder can have damaging effects and cause all your hard work to go to waste. Doing a proper job with your lawn will make all your neighbors green with envy.

For an added layer of protection, consider incorporating organic herbicide solutions to manage invasive weeds without harming your lawn. These solutions target unwanted growth while preserving the health of your grass, ensuring a greener and more vibrant yard year-round.

Ask an Expert

Take a good, hard look at your lawn. Does something seem off? Maybe you’ve been catering to it all year, but you’re still seeing some areas that can’t seem to flourish. Now is the time to ask an expert. They can inspect your lawn and find the root of the problem.

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You may have a tick and bug issue, and they can provide a solution to protect your lawn from fleas and ticks. Eliminating these pests goes beyond lawn protection. You’re also guarding yourself, your home, and any pets you may have.

Water It Well

No living thing can survive without water. And naturally, your lawn is no exception. However, this doesn’t mean you should water your lawn every day. There is such a thing as too much water. You don’t want to subject your lawn to this.

Instead of giving your grass a nice shower daily, bring out the hose and give it a complete drenching for the week. If you give your lawn a good soaking, the roots will grow deeper into the soil. On particularly hot days, give your grass a slight sprinkle.

Catering to the outside areas of your home starts with the grass. Everything else is a piece of cake once you protect and beautify your lawn.

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WRITTEN BY
Brian Lee Burke
Brian Lee Burke
AUTHOR, E-PRO®, REALTOR® BROKER

Brian Lee Burke is the founder and team leader of Kenna Real Estate Group, a real estate team at Keller Williams DTC. A licensed REALTOR® since 2002, Brian helps Colorado buyers and sellers navigate residential real estate, new construction, pricing, and negotiation. He is also the author of The Real Estate Playbook and Mastering Real Estate: Your Guide to Becoming a Top Agent.

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