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Category Archives: Lawn
Dynaweed: Natural “Weed and Feed”
Have you ever wished there were an easy, non-toxic way to make your lawn look better? Well, if so, have a look at Soil Tech’s Dynaweed. Dynaweed controls weeds and fertilizes established plants at the same time. Dynaweed can be Continue Reading….
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Dynaweed Natural “Weed and Feed” is on Sale!
What is Dynaweed? Dynaweed is a natural weed and feed alternative. It provides pre-emergent weed control for lawn, landscape and garden. What does that mean? It means that you use Dynaweed BEFORE you see weeds. Used properly, Dynaweed dehydrates weed Continue Reading….
Getting Rid of Moles Naturally
One of the questions we hear a lot at Americanatural.com is, “How can I get rid of moles in my yard?” Moles can be annoying pests and cause a lot of damage to lawns and gardens. Their tunnels destroy the Continue Reading….
How Does Microp Improve Garden Plants and Lawns?
Microp is soil superfood. It is a bio-fertilizer that enhances soil fertility, improves soil aeration and aggregation, and enhances soil’s ability to retain moisture. Like a magic sprinkle from a fairytale, plants grow bigger, greener and meaner with Microp. Microp Continue Reading….
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How to Improve the Soil Condition of a Garden or Lawn
The condition of your soil is crucial to a healthy vegetable garden, lawn or ornamental garden. There are several things you can do to give your plants the best chance of growing strong and producing. What does soil condition mean, Continue Reading….
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Managing Weeds in the Lawn and Garden with Corn Gluten
Gardening is rewarding work, but weeds are a serious problem. Gardeners take pride in gorgeous, weed-free ornate gardens and robust vegetable patches. Fruit trees and bushes usually thrive when they are not competing with undesirable plants. There is no substitute Continue Reading….
What are those brown spots on my lawn and what causes them?
There are a number of different reasons for brown spots, such as low watering, insects, disease, dog urine spots, etc. A trained professional can perform an on-site inspection to identify your specific problem. This inspection is FREE and there is Continue Reading….
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