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  • Winter Lawn Management-One

    Winter management of warm-season lawns Warm-season lawn grasses enter a dormant period in winter, and the aboveground part has withered and yellowed. Except for weak breathing, the lawn grass itself has stopped all activities. During this period, fertilization and spraying have no effect on lawn ...
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  • Basic characteristics and management requirements of cool-season turfgrass

    1. Habits of cool-season lawn grass Cool-season grass likes cool climate and is afraid of heat. It grows fast in spring and autumn and goes dormant in summer. When the temperature reaches above 5℃ in early spring, the aboveground part can grow. The optimum temperature for root growth is 10-18℃, a...
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  • Cold-season lawn maintenance and management measures in October

    October is a cool and cool autumn with a large temperature difference between day and night. The temperature is suitable in the morning and evening. The cool-season lawn grass enters the second growth peak of the year. The air humidity is low during this period, which is not conducive to the occu...
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  • A brief discussion on the design, planting and management of lawns-One

    The lawns formed by artificial planting of herbaceous plants or artificial transformation of natural grasslands, which have the function of beautifying the environment and ornamental value, have gradually become “a symbol of civilized life, a paradise for sightseeing and resting, a guardian...
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  • Winter golf course turf maintenance

    Winter is the easiest season of the year for lawn maintenance in most of the golf courses in the north that have been closed. The focus of work during this period is to formulate a lawn maintenance plan for the coming year, participate in various trainings or related seminars, and train lawn depa...
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  • Identification and maintenance of lawn yellowing

    After a long time of planting, some lawns will turn green late in early spring and turn yellow. Some plots may even degenerate and die, affecting the ornamental effect. Identification method The distribution of physiological yellowing in the field is generally After a long time of planting, some ...
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  • How to make your lawn less water-intensive

    Core tip: The tight water supply has gradually become a bottleneck restricting the development of urban lawns. The realization of water-saving lawn irrigation is an important issue faced by current lawn workers. The Grassland Research Institute of China Agricultural University conducted a compreh...
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  • Is the lawn hay layer beneficial or harmful?

    It is generally believed that when the wither layer is at a reasonable thickness, it is beneficial to the lawn. At this time, the accumulation rate and decomposition rate of organic matter are basically appropriate, and the wither layer is in a state of dynamic balance. The existence of the withe...
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  • Lawn mowing principles and methods

    Lawn mowing principles should be based on the 1/3 principle. Relatively tall lawns cannot be cut to the required height at one time. Every time you mow, 1/3 of the leaves should be cut off so that the remaining lawn leaves can photosynthesize normally. Function, supplement assimilation products f...
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