I was visiting a golf course the other day that had just started to top dress when a member came up to me and said, “I hate when they do this, but we have the best greens in town.” He told…
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I was visiting a golf course the other day that had just started to top dress when a member came up to me and said, “I hate when they do this, but we have the best greens in town.” He told…
Buying the right grass seed is a make-or-break issue. Many seed-producing companies use uncertified or non blue tag seed as an opportunity to offload unwanted seed to unknowing customers. Uncertified…
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Brushing three to four days a week during peak growing season will not hurt your greens. Actually, it will only enhance your putting surface. Brushing promotes healthier upright greens that can compete…
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Establishing a mature, permanent, and high-quality turfgrass stand in the shortest time possible is the goal of any seeding. The process typically begins with soil modification (including grading) to ensure…
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Our customers often ask how long creeping bentgrass seed will last or hold its germ. Our advice is to buy what you need for a regular season and not worry if you end up with extra. That’s because bentgrass…
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Winter turfgrass diseases are often associated with melting snow or cold, wet periods. Diseases can attack bluegrasses, fescues, and ryegrasses, but bentgrasses are most susceptible. Two diseases, Grey…