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Overseeding works best for your lawn when there are only a few bare spots, but reseeding works best when you need to completely renovate your lawn.
What is Dethatching?
Dethatching is the process of removing the thatch layer that accumulates between the soil and the grass. Learn how dethatching works in this article.
‘King of the Hill’: How to Get a Lawn Like Hank’s
As Hulu relaunches the popular King of the Hill series, we examine Hank Hill’s longstanding love affair with his grass and show you how to get a Hank-level lawn.
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13 Best Drought-Tolerant Perennials
Discover 13 drought-tolerant perennials that thrive with minimal water. From lavender to stonecrop and switchgrass, low-water gardens are a decision away.
Best Drought-Tolerant Shrubs
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6 Best Grasses to Walk On Barefoot
The best grasses to walk on barefoot, such as Zoysiagrass and Kentucky bluegrass, provide a soft and lush surface for shoeless walking.