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5 Benefits of Aerating Your Lawn
Core aeration provides your lawn with many benefits and helps the root systems to grow deeper, fuller and stronger. It reduces puddling, increases fertilizer uptake and helps with cushioning. When it comes to compacted and thatch-ridden lawns, aerating your yard should be one of your first priorities.
Why Using PGS on Seeds is the Key to Healthy Turf
Consider PGS-treated seeds if you want to establish a lawn that grows quickly. WU tests confirm that seeds treated with Gravity SL PGS develop faster than those without it. You can also use Gravity SL PGS during seeding. Not only will it help the seeds to germinate more quickly, but it will also improve root growth on young and established plants while also aiding in the recovery of stressed plants.
3 Insecticides for Taking Care of Your Termite Infestation
Termites cause more damage than most storms do in a single year. Without quick and immediate action, the damage will only get worse and cost homeowners and businesses thousands of dollars in repairs. WinProOnline has a huge inventory of termiticides and other insecticides to help combat termites and many other destructive and costly insects.
Signs of Nematode Damage and How to Keep your Plants and Turf Protected
It's a good idea to conduct a soil test to inspect for nematodes. Why? Oftentimes it's easy to mistake negative plant symptoms, such as yellowing and wilting, as a nutrient deficiency. However, these symptoms may be caused by nematodes just below the surface of the soil.
Strike 3 and Mystic SPI: A Powerful Combo for Pro Applicators
It's possible to strike down weeds with Strike 3 herbicide and know exactly where you've sprayed with Mystic SPI. You can eliminate the weeds while also eliminating the overuse of product that can lead to excessive costs and the risk of damage to surrounding plants and turfgrasses.
Know How to Prevent Mole Crickets from Damaging Your Lawn
Mole crickets can damage the turf very quickly if they're not controlled at the first sign of damage. Using turf products and practicing good turf management techniques can help prevent and control mole crickets before they can do any harm.
How to Actually Control and Prevent Brown Patch Disease
We have a complete and ever-growing inventory of fungicides to help keep brown patch and other turf diseases under control on home lawns, golf courses and other turf sites. Whether you're a professional landscape artist or a golf course superintendent, you can find the right fungicide to kill, prevent and control turf diseases at WinProOnline.
How To Kill and Control Fire Ants in Your Lawn
If left ignored, fire ants can cost you hundreds if not thousands of dollars in damages. Whether you're a homeowner, a golf course manager or a lawn care professional, WinProOnline has what you need for fire ant control. Using baits and taking preventive action will help to keep these insects out of your turfgrass throughout the summer and beyond.
Deep Root Feeding Your Trees and Plants
Ever heard of deep root fertilization? It's a common process of providing nutrients and other beneficial elements to plants, trees and shrubs at the root zone. It's the opposite of a foliar or a granular topdress application and can help the plants get the nutrients they depend on right where they need it the most.
Gravity SL PGS: The Trials Prove Effective Results
Turf and ornamental professionals rely on plant growth stimulants to produce thicker, greener turf and healthier, more robust plants. WinField United's Gravity SL PGS is the go-to stimulant for golf course superintendents, ornamental professionals and athletic field managers.
Safety in Mixing
It's important to mix chemicals in the right order if you want to minimize the risks to you and others, your crop and your equipment.
The Differences Between Phosphates and Phosphites
You don't have to be in the turf and ornamental markets for long to know what phosphates are. Phosphates are what deliver phosphorus to your plants. But have you ever heard of phophites? Not everyone has, or they're unsure what makes them different from phosphates.