Should you have a lawn service or not? (The Wichita Eagle)
The times are making people ask more questions about lawn service companies, says Dennis Patton, a horticulturist with Kansas State University Research and Extension in Johnson County.
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Put lawn on cutting edge (The Indianapolis Star)
With one of the snowiest Februarys in Indianapolis history behind us, most homeowners are probably eager to get their lawn ready for the spring.
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Time to start fertilizing that fescue lawn (Lenoir News-Topic)
Now is the time to fertilize your fescue lawn. It is best to fertilize before March 15. Putting fertilizer on now gives the grass a chance to take up the nutrients before weeds can steal it. Fescue roots remain active at soil temperatures just above freezing.
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Local news (Sausalito Marin Scope)
Chinese doctor hangs shingle on Broadway Dr. Daniel C. Wang, doctor of acupuncture and Asian medicine, has joined Dr. Christina Campbell in practice at Health Psychology: Healing Arts and Sciences, on Bridgeway, in Sausalito.
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Buckwheat, clover create 'green' lawn (The Indianapolis Star)
Terry Spotts, professional gardener, owns Spotts Lawn & Garden Service, Indianapolis..
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Lawn care a major cause of water pollution (Van Buren County Democrat)
As springtime approaches, many Arkansans will mow lawns, tend gardens and, unintentionally, pollute the state’s lakes and rivers. Natural State residents may be unaware that grass clippings and over-applied fertilizer are among pollutants that can cause major problems in Arkansas waterways.
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Consumers' Checkbook rates tree care firms (San Francisco Chronicle)
Trees enhance your property and its value, so when they need attention it makes sense to be careful about their care. Bay Area Consumers' Checkbook and Checkbook.org evaluated 81 tree care firms and found that when your trees are ailing the best approach is... Area - Business and Economy - Agriculture and Forestry - Horticulture - Plants
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Fertilizer restrictions to be approved (The Frederick News-Post)
ANNAPOLIS -- A Frederick lawmaker expects his bill to help the Chesapeake Bay will be passed in the House of Delegates this week
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Extension offers tips on spring lawn care (The Staunton News Leader)
BLACKSBURG — Every spring, many homeowners ask themselves, "Should I use fertilizer on my lawn, and if so, how much?" and "What is the right way to control crabgrass?" Virginia Cooperative Extension has research-based answers to questions about spring lawn care.
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Spring is in the air; time to tend to chores (Galveston County Daily News)
The arrival of March signals the beginning of the spring gardening season. Here’s a checklist of things to do for the month.
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