Bethel Blog

It’s a common scenario for many homeowners: one day, your new sod is lush, fresh, and green, and the next, it’s starting to look dry or stressed. Brown edges, patchy...

 It’s not uncommon to see gaps between pieces of new sod after installation. These gaps may occur due to a common oversight: not rolling the grass sod after laying it....

As we strive to conserve resources and create sustainable living environments, it's essential to consider the plants we grow in our landscapes—including grass. Selecting grass species that thrive in your...

It’s a common misconception that consistent watering is the only way to keep your lawn grass green and healthy. Although proper watering is essential for success, it’s not the only...

Lawn pests are often tiny creatures that can wreak havoc on the landscape, and among the most serious offenders are the armyworms. These small pests may go unnoticed until it’s...

New Year’s Eve is a time for celebration, bringing family and friends together to ring in the new year with joy, laughter, and dazzling fireworks displays.

Proper drainage is essential for maintaining a healthy and functional lawn. Poorly drained soil leads to excess water pooling in low spots, creating soggy lawns, waterlogged plant roots, and a...

Has your lawn become a patchy, weed-infested stretch of brown? It’s one of the first things people notice about your home, leaving a lasting impression on guests and passersby.

Growing grass in shady areas presents unique challenges. Ideally, grass should receive at least 8 hours of direct sunlight daily. When shade is excessive, it can stress the grass, leading...

St. Augustine grass is widely used in Florida lawns—and for good reasons. Recognized for its resilience and adaptability, this warm-season grass thrives in subtropical climates and coastal regions, offering homeowners...

September and October in Florida are marked by unpredictable weather patterns that can be hard on your lawn. During these months, you might find yourself navigating periods of intense humidity,...

Bermudagrass is arguably the default option for Florida lawns due to its excellent heat and drought tolerance—essential traits in a state known for prolonged dry spells.