Lawn Basics

Investing time and effort into fall lawn care can make a significant difference in the health and appearance of your lawn. By following these tips, you'll set the stage for a beautiful and vibrant yard that will be the envy of your neighborhood come spring.

Know exactly what to keep in mind when applying lawncare products at the same time.

How to avoid your lawn looking brown and beat in summer stress and heat.

DIY lawn care can feel overwhelming, and it can be hard to know where to start. Soil tests and using your local extension office are great resources to determine exactly what your lawn needs.

A guide on how to calculate lawn square footage and determine the right amount of product for your application.

Understanding the NPK ratios of fertilizers can help you choose the best one for your lawn.

Poa annua, also known as annual bluegrass, is a very common, grassy weed that interrupts the uniformity of your lawn. You can take control of this weed by learning how to prevent poa annua before it becomes a problem.

Crabgrass is a very common, grassy weed that interrupts the uniformity of your lawn. Whether you have a warm or cool season lawn, you can take control of this weed by learning how to prevent crabgrass before it becomes a problem.

The analysis on the outside of your fertilizer bag doesn't tell the full story about what's inside. The Andersons' DG Technology ensures the valuable nutrients from our products make it to their intended destination.

Summer pests can put a real damper on an otherwise thriving lawn and garden. A quick guide on how to identify common pests and which product is best for the job.

A list of tips and product recommendations to help you start off strong this spring.

Kick the season off right by preventing over 30 grassy and broadleaf weeds with our professional-grade pre-emergent.

Knowing the difference between pre- and post-emergent herbicides and when to use each one is key to getting a weed-free lawn.

The importance of a fall fertilizer application, even if summer left you wanting to throw in the towel.

Tips on using our proven, professional-grade products to help prepare your lawn for winter.