A green lawn is actually “green,” so it’s worth the effort and investment to keep landscape healthy. For one, lawns trap more than 12 million tons of dust and dirt annually, according to The Lawn Institute. And, turfgrass acts like an air conditioner for surrounding areas because it’s much cooler than asphalt or cement. Grass filters rainwater, provides oxygen, and just looking at a green lawn can relieve stress.
Cultural practices are the sustainable way to care for your lawn and keep your lawn green, in more ways than one. A healthy lawn will require less intervention.
April is National Lawn Care Month, which makes this the perfect time to celebrate everything our Kauai turfgrass does for us! Because our lawns give us so much, here are five ways you can give back to the grass and keep it growing strong yearlong.
