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As the temperature begins to cool, your lawn will eventually require less watering. However, continue your set schedule of 1-2 times per week, only sl

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What do the recent heavy rains mean for my lawn this spring? The recent copious amounts of rain in the Southeast have in some cases set historical rec

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Summer is here and the temperatures are on the rise! When you are outside in the hot sun, you get thirsty and tired, right? Your lawn is the same way!

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How Many times have you been sitting outside enjoying the crisp spring weather and out of the corner of your eye…you spot a tiny, red dot scurry acros

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October 2016 Water Restrictions At Waynes, we support the local municipalities’ decision to restrict the amount of water in accordance with the Birmin

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As long as your lawn is still actively growing, be sure to mow every 5 to 7 days. As the turf’s growth begins to slow, this time frame can be stretche