Fall Lawn Care Calendar for Minnesota Homeowners
Fall is the season when your lawn does its most important work. Cool-season grasses in Minnesota and Wisconsin use this time to store energy in their roots, recover from summer stress, and prepare for winter. With the thousands of lawns we treat, we see many great...
How to Repair Lawn Bare Spots
Bare spots or a patchy lawn can make even the most cared-for yard look tired and neglected. Whether bare spots are from foot traffic, pests, drought stress, or winter damage, the good news is they’re fixable and with a little effort, you can blend repair areas...
How to Choose the Right Grass Seed for Your Twin Cities Lawn
When it comes to seeding your lawn, the right grass seed makes all the difference. In the Twin Cities, our climate is unique — cold winters, hot summers, and unpredictable moisture mean you can’t just grab any bag off the shelf. Marketing and sales messages often push...
Does Rain Ruin Weed Control? What to Expect After Weed Treatment in the Rain
Will Rain Wash Away My Weed Control Treatment? One of the most common lawn care questions we get is: “It just rained—will that ruin the weed control treatment on my lawn?” In most cases, rain doesn’t hurt weed control, and sometimes it even helps! At bioLawn, we use...
The Role of Soil Microbes in Lawn Health
If you want a lawn that’s green, thick, and resilient, you need to focus below the surface. Soil microbes play a vital role in transforming soil into a thriving, living foundation for healthy grass. Without them, lawns struggle with stress, poor nutrient uptake, and...
How to Keep Your Lawn Healthy in a Dry Minnesota Summer
Hot, dry summers in Minnesota are tough on lawns. Without the right amount of water, your turf can turn brown, thin out, or succumb to disease. Unfortunately, weather seems to be getting more extreme in Minnesota and Wisconsin leading to more drought periods. With the...
Lawn Mowing Tips
Lawn mowing isn’t just about appearances — it’s one of the most important steps in maintaining a healthy, dense lawn. Done properly, it promotes lateral growth, reduces weeds, and builds resilience. Follow These Best Mowing Practices: Mow regularly:...
Red Thread Lawn Disease
Are you noticing small brown patches in your lawn? In the early morning hours, do you see red/pink strings in your lawn? If so… it is possible you have Read Thread Lawn Disease What is Red Thread? Red thread is caused by the fungus Laetisaria fuciformis. It...