Lawn care and water

One problem some homeowners have is the fact that they wait until their lawns have died off and then start watering them so that they will turn green again and this simply creates too much activity for our grass. At Katy Lawn Service, I learned that if we want it to stay green and lush all year long, then make sure that we are really committed to watering it as much as it needs to be. Of course it may be nearly impossible to keep our lawn green, and if so, we just need to accept this and let the lawn go dormant until a more favorable season rolls around.

Water the lawn early in the day and let it soak down deep into our soil. Dormant lawns only need about a half inch of water every two or three weeks in order to keep them alive and if we keep up our watering rates like this over the summer, we should see instant renewal when the fall rolls around.