A healthy, dense lawn provides numerous benefits to the environment and community. It adds oxygen, filters water, dust and other pollutants, improves the soil structure, reduces stormwater run off & soil erosion, cools environment, provide safe play area for kids, and increase the property value of your home. Read University of Wisconsin Extension publications and fact sheets that illustrates on how to establish and maintain a healthy lawn.
Lawns
Repair Vole Damage
The scattered criss-cross surface tunnels covered with grass clippings is a classic sign of a vole damage. Generally, lawns quickly recover from vole damages. In spring, rake up the dead areas on the runway tracks to let the surrounding healthy grass to fill in the void spaces. If the damaged area is pretty wide, sprinkle some soil and reseed the dead areas.
