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Welcome to the General News section - your source for what's happening in the lawn and landscape industry. From national events to local success stories, we cover innovations, partnerships, business moves, and industry shifts that shape the green world. Stay informed, stay inspired.

Aug 27, 2025 - 17:30 GMT

Minnehaha Academy becomes the first school in Minnesota to use hybrid grass on an athletic field

Minnehaha Academy faced opposition from neighbors and the city over plans for an artificial turf field, leading it to install Minnesota's first high school hybrid grass field??"similar to those used at professional stadiums. The $300,000??"$600,000 surface blends 97% natural grass with 3% synthetic fibers, offering durability, fewer rainouts, and safer play conditions while aligning with environmental goals. With total renovation costs reaching up to $2 million, the school hopes the new field will serve not only its soccer and lacrosse teams but also potentially host professional training during future international tournaments.

Artificial Grass News Minnesota

Aug 27, 2025 - 17:05 GMT

On our turf: C-W Football Field ready for first at-home game

The C-W school district's biggest upgrade for 2025-26 was replacing its grass football field with artificial turf, a move expected to cut maintenance costs, improve safety, and provide consistent play in all weather. Finished $900,000 under its $2.6 million budget, the new field debuts Aug. 29 with a Bulldogs home game, ribbon cutting, and community tailgate celebration.

Artificial Grass News Wisconsin

Aug 27, 2025 - 14:02 GMT

Greenworks Commercial unveils full Optimus lineup - Lawn & Landscape

Greenworks Commercial unveiled its Optimus lineup of 85+ battery-powered, commercial-grade tools and mowers, offering a full solution that cuts costs, reduces maintenance, and eliminates emissions. Highlights include the OptimusZ zero-turn mower with up to eight hours of runtime, a powerful 82V all-terrain mower, a quiet backpack blower, and versatile charging systems, all designed to replace gas equipment sustainably and affordably.

Equipment & Tools News

Aug 27, 2025 - 01:41 GMT

100,000 MOVA Lawn Mowing Robots Sold: A Fierce Second - Half War Unfolding | Insight Global

MOVA, founded in 2024, quickly sold over 100,000 lidar-powered lawn mowing robots in Europe by targeting small and medium lawns with plug-and-play simplicity, despite higher costs. As the global market heads toward $6??"10 billion by 2030, competition is intensifying, with leading brands relying on clear technological labels, leaving little room for new entrants without breakthrough innovations.

Equipment & Tools News

How to Treat Lawn Fungus Before It Ruins Your Grass

Aug 26, 2025 - 20:07 GMT

How to Treat Lawn Fungus Before It Ruins Your Grass

Lawn fungus shows up as brown, yellow, or white patches and can destroy grass, but natural treatments like neem oil, baking soda, and vinegar can help eliminate it. To prevent fungus from returning, maintain your lawn with sharp mower blades, proper drainage, morning watering, and disease-resistant grass seed.

Gardening News

Aug 26, 2025 - 17:44 GMT

What Causes Crabgrass

Crabgrass often invades lawn edges in late summer because heat-radiating concrete weakens turf and speeds up the breakdown of spring pre-emergent herbicides. Once established, it spreads quickly, so prevention focuses on reducing edge stress with proper watering, mowing, and soil care while targeting these areas in late-summer treatments.

Lawn Care News

Aug 25, 2025 - 11:25 GMT

How to Create the Perfect Fescue Fall Seeding Plan for Your Lawn

Fall is the best time to seed fescue in Georgia, as cooler weather and warm soil allow seedlings to establish strong roots, resist weeds, and green up quickly in spring. A proper plan??"testing soil, aerating, using quality seed, fertilizing, and consistent watering??"helps create a thick, resilient lawn, while skipping prep or planting too late leads to weak, patchy results.

Lawn Care News Georgia

Aug 23, 2025 - 18:25 GMT

Beat the Drought: Low-Water Lawn Care Tips Every Homeowner Needs

With droughts and water restrictions on the rise, homeowners must adapt lawn care by watering deeply but infrequently, mowing higher to reduce evaporation, aerating soil, and mulching clippings to retain moisture. Experts stress that grass can often survive weeks without water by going dormant, but following these strategies helps preserve lawns while conserving limited water supplies.

Lawn Care News

Aug 22, 2025 - 19:35 GMT

We Love These Zero-Turn Lawn Mowers for How Fast and Fun They Are

Zero-turn mowers are ideal for large lawns since they maneuver easily, save time, and provide a precise, polished cut with lap-bar steering. Top models such as the Husqvarna Xcite Z345, Toro TimeCutter, Cub Cadet Ultima ZT1, and electric options from Ego, John Deere, and eXmark offer a range of choices for different budgets, yard sizes, and power needs.

Equipment & Tools News

Aug 22, 2025 - 19:04 GMT

Fall Pruning: Preparing Your Trees and Shrubs

Fall pruning in Indiana helps protect trees and shrubs from winter damage, improves airflow to prevent disease, and encourages healthy spring growth. Focus on removing dead, damaged, or crossing branches from trees like maples and oaks, and shrubs such as hydrangeas and lilacs??"while avoiding heavy cuts on spring-blooming plants to preserve next year's flowers.

Landscaping News Indiana

7 Reasons Your Homegrown Tomatoes Have No Flavor, According to Experts

Aug 22, 2025 - 18:00 GMT

7 Reasons Your Homegrown Tomatoes Have No Flavor, According to Experts

Tomatoes can lose flavor when grown in poor soil conditions, with the wrong pH, too much nitrogen, inadequate sunlight, irregular watering, or if harvested too early. Experts recommend choosing flavorful varieties, maintaining balanced soil and watering practices, and allowing fruit to ripen on the vine for the best taste.

Gardening News

How to Harvest Sweet Potatoes for the Best Flavor and Texture

Aug 22, 2025 - 16:02 GMT

How to Harvest Sweet Potatoes for the Best Flavor and Texture

Sweet potatoes are ready to harvest about 90 to 120 days after planting, once vines yellow, and should be carefully dug up with a garden fork on a dry day to avoid damaging their delicate skins. For the best flavor and texture, cure them in a warm, humid environment for 7??"10 days, then store in a cool, dark, ventilated space (never the refrigerator).

Gardening News