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Varieties like Kentucky Bluegrass or fescue thrive in cooler states from coast to coast
These grasses withstand cool or warm temperatures through the center of the U.S.
Southern grasses comprise of a wide range of types that grow better in warmer areas including salty seacoasts.
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A healthy green lawn can be yours. We’ll help you take care of your outdoor green space whether you choose grass seed or sod. Proper lawn care takes time and carful effort from mowing, watering, fertilizing, seeding and regularly aerating.
If you prefer to grow grass without the help of chemicals, we offer organic lawn care solutions. If low maintenance care with a lush look is your ideal plan, you may consider rolled grass that never needs watering. With the right plan, the right grass seeds for your region, appropriate lawn fertilizer and a dependable lawn mower, your grass will be healthy and thriving in no time.
The two main types of turf grass are warm season grass and cool season grass. Pick the grass seed that matches the climate and your yard’s sun exposure. For example, ryegrass seed, either in perennial or annual varieties grow in cooler regions in sun or shade. Shade grass seed grows in limited sun with types that can grow in all regions.
You have many options and we take pride in your success. That’s why we have our Garden Center experts put together tips and guidance to support projects related to your big landscape ideas or everyday lawn care. You can also join the world’s largest garden club, The Home Depot Garden Club, for fresh lawn and garden project ideas and exclusive offers.
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