People have been trying to develop a full, rich and greener lawn for years. There are some very
easy ideas you can follow to actually give you grass a fighting chance and start getting the lawn you have
always dreamed of. The whole process can be carried out by you, if you don't deviate from the steps outlined. Sometimes a lawn is above repair and needs a
professional to help restore it.

Trimming your lawn more than once per week is something you shouldn't do. It can be damaging to the grass any time you choose to cut it. The grass must not be clipped too low besides. The longer the lawn is the healthier it will be and the greener and fuller it will look. So when you mow your grass maintain
your mower's setting higher than you usually would, this will help make sure your grass is longer. The less you mow
your lawn, the better likelihood you have at succeeding.

A healthier grass will result in less weeds and it may
repair itself without any intervention. Something else that can help is simply mowing the lawn. When
the blades are kept on the higher setting, the top of each weed will be mowed off. This really is actually a great way to overcome your weeds. The weed will probably die-off once the tip is cut because it needs it in order to grow further.

Your yard
is dependent on the proper balance of water to grow. Not simply may water damage occur if you use too much water, weeds will become more of
a problem. Watering your lawn
should only use an inch per time. This water is going to sink down further into the ground and cause the roots of the grass to grow longer to reach the water. The grass will become less affected by the weather.

Working with a mulching mower
could be very useful. The grass clippings will often be swept away by people as
soon as they mow the lawn. Then again these grass clippings can supply vital nutrients to your soil
that your grass must have to grow. The clippings of a mulching lawn mower are spread out across the lawn and makes your grass look very uniform and clean.

Also one last recommendation. Fertilizing
your yard is best done in the early spring and fall. There isn't a
reason to use fertilizer all year long. The most serious example of chemical fertilizers is the fact that you can destroy your grass if you use too much. So if you absolutely have to use fertilizer, find a good all natural fertilizer or even an
organic fertilizer. Everyone else can be
envious of your lawn when they see how good it looks following all the previous tips.