Lawn

The Potential of Turfgrass to Sequester Carbon and Offset Greenhouse Gas Emissions

By Madeline Leslie, Graduate Research Assistant


Repairing Lawns Following Flooding

By Sam Bauer

By Madeline Leslie, Graduate Research Assistant


Water slowly receding from turf that will have marginal recovery. Photo: Sam Bauer


Damaged Lawns: Steps to Bringing Some Life Back

By Sam Bauer

Spring Damage


Welcome Spring


UMN and MTGF Virtual Field Day 2013, Bee Lawns

Ian Lane

Ian Lane

Graduate Research Assistant

Entomology/Horticulture

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UMN and MTGF Virtual Field Day 2013, Mary Meyer Discusses Grass Options

Dr. Mary Meyer

Dr. Mary Meyer

Professor

Horticulture

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There’s Still Time to Dormant Seed Your Lawn

By Sam Bauer

For over a month now I’ve been receiving questions that go something like this, “I know I missed the best time for seeding my lawn which is mid-August to mid-September. Can I still seed even though it’s October and temperatures have been mild?” My response is always the same, “Just wait, dormant seeding in November will be your best option.” It is very true that if temperatures are warm during the month of October, you could get some seed to establish prior to winter, but temperatures are unpredictable and could change drastically within a day.

 


Finding the right grass seed

By Dr. Eric Watkins, Professor, Turfgrass Breeding and Genetics