Finding Moths All Over In Grass?
Most moths like Miller moths, for example, are not any cause for alarm. Crambus moths, however, are the adults of sod webworms and where there are adult moths there are sod webworms feeding on leaves and stems in turf grass. These moths are pretty easy to...
Brown Spot Diagnosis and Irrigation Info from Colorado State University
This is such a great document summarizing information we teach our customers. We are thankful for such great resources from our great Colorado State University Extension. We call summer the “testing ground of sprinkler coverage” and summer heat is coming...
Cultural Practices : Thatch Buildup
What is thatch? It is a dense, brown, spongy, organic layer of both living and dead grass, roots, and stems accumulating above the soil surface in turf. When thatch exceeds more than one inch it becomes problematic. Because thatch is spongy and once wet stays wet; the...
Lawn Issues : Rabbits Killing Grass
Rabbits – this word evokes in some people images of a pet; soft, cuddly, cute and Easter. In others, rabbits are a nuisance create angst and cause serious damage. We see yards here in Colorado literally overrun by rabbits. Rabbits will eat, urinate and poop over...
