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Your Central Texas Lawn Update: Fall 2022

By Jennifer Trudeau|2022-09-07T13:13:24-06:00September 7th, 2022|Aeration, Austin Weather, deep root feeding, drought, essential nutrients, Fall, Fertilization & Nutrients, fertilizer, Grubs, Irrigation, Landscape, Lawn Diseases, lawn mower maintenance, Lawns, macronutrients and micronutrients, mowing, Organic, Pests, Seasonal Tips, Top Dressing, Trees and Shrubs, water, Weather Conditions, Weeds|

This autumn, we’re looking forward to cooler temps and helping your lawn and landscape recover from [...]

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Save Your Lawn from Drought Damage

By Jennifer Trudeau|2022-07-29T13:42:52-06:00July 21st, 2022|Austin Weather, drought, Fertilization & Nutrients, fertilizer, grass, Insects, Irrigation, Lawn Diseases, Lawn Drainage, Lawns, mowing, News, Pests, Seasonal Tips, Summer, water, Water Management, Weather Conditions|

We are in the midst of an extreme drought here in Texas, the 6th driest year in [...]

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Emerald Lawns Custom Fertilizer Blend
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Emerald Lawns Custom Fertilizer Blend

carbon, essential nutrients, Fertilization & Nutrients, fertilizer, iron, macronutrients and micronutrients, Organic, Seasonal Tips, Weeds

Emerald Lawns Custom Fertilizer Blend

By Jennifer Trudeau|2022-09-30T11:53:32-06:00December 31st, 2020|carbon, essential nutrients, Fertilization & Nutrients, fertilizer, iron, macronutrients and micronutrients, Organic, Seasonal Tips, Weeds|

The 8 Essentials Your Lawn is Craving and Our BIG Announcement Aggressive weeds, poor pH [...]

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The Difference: What’s Up with Chocolate Loam and Organic Compost Topdressing?
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The Difference: What’s Up with Chocolate Loam and Organic Compost Topdressing?

Chocolate Loam, deep root feeding, essential nutrients, Fertilization & Nutrients, fertilizer, microorganisms, Organic, Top Dressing, types of soil

The Difference: What’s Up with Chocolate Loam and Organic Compost Topdressing?

By Jennifer Trudeau|2022-09-30T11:51:38-06:00December 21st, 2020|Chocolate Loam, deep root feeding, essential nutrients, Fertilization & Nutrients, fertilizer, microorganisms, Organic, Top Dressing, types of soil|

Create an Environment Where Roots want to Grow! Here at Emerald Lawns, [...]

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Your Summer 2020 Central Texas Lawn Update
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Your Summer 2020 Central Texas Lawn Update

Bed Mulching, fertilizer, Grubs, Insects, Lawn Diseases, mosquitoes, Organic, Pests, Pet Friendly Products, Seasonal Tips, Summer, Trees and Shrubs

Your Summer 2020 Central Texas Lawn Update

By Kristen Parkhurst|2020-06-15T15:41:22-06:00June 15th, 2020|Bed Mulching, fertilizer, Grubs, Insects, Lawn Diseases, mosquitoes, Organic, Pests, Pet Friendly Products, Seasonal Tips, Summer, Trees and Shrubs|

What to Expect on Your Central Texas Lawn Hello Summer- we’re so glad that you’re [...]

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Weeds Everywhere: Here’s Your Early Spring Lawn Update
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Weeds Everywhere: Here’s Your Early Spring Lawn Update

essential nutrients, Fertilization & Nutrients, fertilizer, Grubs, Lawns, mowing, Spring, Weeds

Weeds Everywhere: Here’s Your Early Spring Lawn Update

By Kristen Parkhurst|2022-09-13T15:21:32-06:00February 18th, 2020|essential nutrients, Fertilization & Nutrients, fertilizer, Grubs, Lawns, mowing, Spring, Weeds|

Texas weather does it again… Two mild winters in a row means MORE WEEDS. Hey Friends, [...]

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How to Fix and Prevent a Yellow Lawn
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How to Fix and Prevent a Yellow Lawn

Fertilization & Nutrients, fertilizer, grass, iron, Lawn Diseases, mowing

How to Fix and Prevent a Yellow Lawn

By Emerald Lawns|2022-09-05T16:12:54-06:00August 24th, 2017|Fertilization & Nutrients, fertilizer, grass, iron, Lawn Diseases, mowing|

Naturally, you want your grass green again, and fast. But what caused the problem?

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Why is Soil Carbon Important in Your Lawn?
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Why is Soil Carbon Important in Your Lawn?

essential nutrients, fertilizer, grass, macronutrients and micronutrients, microorganisms

Why is Soil Carbon Important in Your Lawn?

By Emerald Lawns|2018-03-14T12:07:21-06:00August 3rd, 2015|essential nutrients, fertilizer, grass, macronutrients and micronutrients, microorganisms|

Carbon is one of the pieces of the soil food web puzzle that often goes overlooked. Maintaining a balance of Carbon to Nitrogen at 20:1 in the soil directly helps support a healthy soil food web. This will give you healthy plants. It is the energy/food source needed for the beneficial microorganisms within the soil.

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