If your Minnesota lawn is thin, compacted or simply doesn’t look as healthy as it once did, adding more fertilizer isn’t always the answer. Sometimes
Caleb Bermel
August 27, 2026
If your Minnesota lawn is thin, compacted or simply doesn’t look as healthy as it once did, adding more fertilizer isn’t always the answer. Sometimes
Every time you mow the lawn, you have a choice: collect the grass clippings and haul them away, or leave them right where they fall.
By the time fall arrives in Minnesota, it’s tempting to stop thinking about the lawn. The mowing season is winding down, leaves are beginning to
You walk outside one morning and there it is: a brown patch in the middle of an otherwise green lawn. So you turn on the
Sometimes a lawn needs more than fertilizer and weed control. Years of drought stress, weeds, compacted soil, disease, insects, poor maintenance or simply neglect can
You pull it out. It comes back. You mow over it. It keeps spreading. Before long, what started as a small patch has worked its
By August, a Minnesota lawn has been through a lot. Summer heat, dry weather, heavy foot traffic, weeds, insects and disease can all leave behind
If your lawn feels soft, springy, or almost like you’re walking on a sponge, you’re not imagining it. While a little cushioning is perfectly normal,
If your lawn is full of weeds, thin patches, bare spots, or has simply seen better days, you’re probably wondering how long it will take
If you’re planning to seed a new lawn or improve an existing one, you’ve probably come across two popular grass types: Kentucky bluegrass and tall