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Don’t settle for discolored grass. With the right approach – and a few simple steps \u2013\u00a0you can achieve a\u00a0greener\u00a0lawn. And at Lawn Doctor of SE New Hampshire, we’re here to help you get there.\u00a0In fact, you could say we’re the Brentwood area’s experts in green\u00a0grass and healthy\u00a0lawns. Here’s a few easy recommendations to help you in the process:<\/p>\n
Keep soil and grass healthy with proper fertilization.<\/strong> Whether you live in Brentwood, or in\u00a0Plaistow, Merrimack, Chester or\u00a0Dover, your grass needs proper nutrition to cultivate\u00a0that vibrant green color. However, factors ranging from insects and weeds to climate conditions, such as\u00a0low rainfall rates, can threaten its overall health and well-being.<\/p>\n Protect your lawn with a solid fertilization plan. High quality fertilizer not only\u00a0boosts the strength of roots, but also grass color, too. In fact, proper lawn fertilization plays the biggest role in achieving a deeper, greener\u00a0color in your lawn.<\/p>\n It’s a mistake many homeowners make in their lawns. However, when you consistently cut your lawn too short,\u00a0then you wind up stressing out grass blades. This means grass becomes more vulnerable to issues with weeds, pests, disease\u00a0and drought. Not only that, but when grass becomes weaker, it loses its rich color, too.<\/p>\n While it might not be a welcome recommendation, it’s actually best for your lawn’s health and appearance to keep your mower blades higher and grass longer, mowing more often instead.<\/p>\n Don’t water too frequently. <\/strong>Another common mistake area homeowners make with lawn care involves watering. It seems logical to water more in order to hydrate your lawn and help it grow and thrive. However, when you water just a little bit every day, it actually weakens your lawn. Roots are encouraged\u00a0to grow closer to the surface, making them more vulnerable to pests, weeds and adverse climate conditions.<\/p>\n Instead, it’s best to water deeply, once a week, to ensure your lawn is properly hydrated. This will help roots grow healthy and strong, while boosting green grass color in the process.<\/p>\n Achieving vibrant green grass can be tricky. Even if you follow the tips above, you might not see the results you want if your soil is compressed or if you have a pest or weed control issue. That’s why it’s always best to call in the local Brentwood area green grass experts.<\/p>\n At Lawn Doctor of SE New Hampshire, we’ll the start the process with a thorough evaluation of your lawn. That way, we can get to the root cause of weak color and give your lawn precisely what it needs to grow in greener.<\/p>\n Lawn Doctor of SE New Hampshire\u00a0helps area homeowners \u2013 from\u00a0Brentwood and Plaistow to Merrimack, Chester, and Dover \u2013\u00a0get greener\u00a0grass and healthier lawns. Try us for yourself and see by calling\u00a0603.772.0810.<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Don’t settle for discolored grass. With the right approach – and a few simple steps \u2013\u00a0you can achieve a\u00a0greener\u00a0lawn. And at Lawn Doctor of SE New Hampshire, we’re here to help you get there.\u00a0In fact, you could say we’re the Brentwood area’s experts in green\u00a0grass and healthy\u00a0lawns. Here’s a few easy recommendations to help you…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":7,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[9],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-980","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-lawn-care"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n![\"extremely](\"https:\/\/www.lawndoctor.com\/brentwood-nh\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/29\/2016\/01\/Lawn-FAQ-300x200.jpg\")
Don’t mow too short.\u00a0<\/strong>Mowing is a hassle and you want to spend the least amount of time doing it. So you set your mower blades low and cut your grass as short as possible. Sound familiar?<\/p>\nReady to Connect with the\u00a0Brentwood Area’s\u00a0Experts in Green Grass?<\/strong><\/h2>\n