Installing Sod in Winter
December 16, 2020
While spring is ideal for laying turfgrass, sod can be installed in winter throughout much of the Southeast. Even dormant,
Lawn Care
Researching Solutions to Fight Dollar Spot
December 14, 2020
New Solutions for Dollar Spot and Other Turfgrass Diseases on the Horizon Assistant professor of turfgrass and forage pathology, Dr.
Watering Grass in Winter
December 9, 2020
Have You Adjusted the Sprinklers for Winter? Winter officially starts in a couple weeks, and our area has already had
When and How to Aerate the Lawn
December 1, 2020
Often overlooked, aeration plays an important role in maintaining a healthy lawn. And this year, more than ever, our lawns could use the help. A hot, dry fall followed by a wet winter and spring have led to a patchy start for many warm-season grasses. If your lawn is struggling to green up, it may be time to aerate.
Get Rid of Birdseed in Your Lawn
November 19, 2020
Feeding our fine feathered friends is a worthy cause, especially for hungry cardinals, blue jays, Carolina chickadees and many others that winter over in our area. However, if you erect a birdfeeder, toxic shells, weed sprouts and unwanted critters could pose potential threats in your yard. Take the following steps to get rid of birdseed in your lawn while keeping the birds well fed.
Thanksgiving Letter from Aaron McWhorter
November 17, 2020
I think we can all agree that 2020 has not been a normal year. Yet, in the midst of everything, we here at NG Turf have found many reasons to be thankful. Despite dire projections early in the year, we kept growing and harvesting our premium farm fresh sod, and our customers kept ordering and installing it. In fact, we’ve had a great year, and we couldn’t be more grateful to our staff and customers.