How Often do I need to Water Established Grass?
Your lawn needs to be watered just frequently enough to avoid wilt. Symptoms of wilt are a bluish tint showing in the grass leaves and walking across the lawn leaves footprints that remain because the leaves have been crushed and do not spring back up.

What is Wrong When Areas of my Lawn are Bluish Colored?

Blue-gray areas in a lawn are signs of water stress. Often times people assume that when their sprinkler is turned on all areas of the lawn are receiving adequate water. A simple way to test for this is to place like-sided containers through both the bluish colored areas and another green area. Water for 10-15 minutes, then measure both containers. If the dray area is not getting the same amount of water, adjust the sprinkler heads accordingly.

How Important is Group Prep?
VERY IMPORTANT! A little extra time and money spent before your lawn is to ve planted can pay big dividends long after the initial phase of planting your lawn. A good base will promote a healthy root system, which is the most important factor in starting and maintaining a beautiful lawn.

Can We Walk on our Sod?”
It is best to allow the sod at least 10 days to firmly establish before heavy usage. This will help to prevent indentations in the moist soil and allow the roots to grow deep.

Can Dogs Cause Yellow Spots in my Lawn?
Yes – dogs tend to leave a large amount of urin in one spot. The high sald content of that urine burns the grass. The Bluegrass in our Kansas Premium Fescue will help to repai some of these spots. Also, veterinarians can give your dog a natural vitamin, METHIGEL, to prevent urine burn.