Latest Blog Posts for Carolina Organic Lawns

• All Booked Up, Spring 2014
  on Mar 22, 2014 in Uncategorized
  Dear Customers, I love turf, and I especially enjoy using our holistic approach in helping our customers grow beautiful, healthy lawns. Over the years I have gotten to know and become friends with many of our loyal customers. I love working personall...
• Winterkill Warning from NC State
  on Feb 10, 2014 in Uncategorized
  I received the following “turf alert” from the College of Turf Management at NC State yesterday: Feb 7, 2014 by Fred Yelverton, Travis Gannon, and Leon Warren The cold weather this winter is reminiscent of the winters we had during the ea...
• Carolina Organic Lawns Now Providing Organic Mosquito Control!
  on Jan 18, 2014 in Uncategorized
  Carolina Organic Lawns Now Providing Organic Mosquito Control! We are currently applying Mosquito Barrier, an all-natural, organic, garlic based mosquito repellant, to lawns in the Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Holly Springs, Morrisville, and Fuquay-Varina ar...
• New Carolina Organic Lawns site on LinkedIn
  on Jan 15, 2014 in Uncategorized
  Today we added a new Carolina Organic Lawns website on LinkedIn. Check it out at Carolina Organic Lawns new LinkedIn siteThe post New Carolina Organic Lawns site on LinkedIn appeared first on Carolina Organic Lawns.
• The Single Best Thing YOU Can Do for your Lawn
  on Jan 14, 2014 in Uncategorized
  People often ask me, “what’s the single most important thing I can do for my lawn?” Well, that’s an easy one.  And it’s not compost tea, lime, fertilizer, aeration, seed, weed control, or anything that I can do.  I can...
• NC State College of Turf Management Turf Alert
  on Sep 21, 2013 in Uncategorized
  It is Time for Fall Seeding of Cool Season Grasses Grady Miller Aug 30, 2013 Fall is the best time for renovation and seeding of cool-season lawns. Temperatures are beginning to moderate, making for an ideal time for fall renovation. Remember that sp...
• Old Barn
  on Dec 2, 2012 in Uncategorized
  I saw this old barn and tree while I was out doing estimates yesterday.  The property is for sale and zoned commercial so I’m afraid it’s not long for this world.The post Old Barn appeared first on Carolina Organic Lawns.
• NC State Research on Humates and Root Growth
  on Nov 19, 2012 in Uncategorized available granular humate crop science greenhouse experiment humic substances nc state research nc state research on humates and root growth north carolina north carolina state north carolina state university root growth
  Scientists from the Department of Crop Science at North Carolina State University conducted a greenhouse experiment to determine the  effect of humic substances on creeping bentgrass turf (Agrostis stolonifera L.). They incorporated a commercially a...
• Why is Everyone on the Organic Lawn Care Bandwagon?
  on Sep 18, 2012 in Uncategorized care research plots chemical input test input test plot lawn care bandwagon lawn care presentation lawn care research lawn care turf ncsu organic lawn organic lawn care why is everyone on the organic lawn care bandwagon
  Why is Everyone on the Organic Lawn Care Bandwagon? Because it works. August 10 2012 I attended the annual NCSU Dept of Turf Management Field Day at the Lake Wheeler Research Station. NCSU has been researching Organic Lawn Care for the last couple of...
• It’s time to Aerate and Overseed Fescue Lawns here in Raleigh
  on Sep 16, 2012 in Uncategorized clay soils enhances soil water fescue lawns healthy lawn it8217s time to aerate and overseed fescue lawns here in raleigh kelp-based soil conditioner overseed fescue lawns reduces soil compaction soil aeration soil biological activity
  Benefits of Soil Aeration * Promotes a thicker, healthier, & greener lawn * Reduces watering costs * Stimulates deep root development * Improves air exchange between the soil and atmosphere. * Enhances soil water uptake. * Improves fertilizer upt...

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