The best time to water is early morning (between 5–9 a.m.). This allows the grass to absorb moisture before the heat evaporates it. Watering at night can lead to fungus and disease due to prolonged moisture on the blades.

Your lawn needs about 1 to 1.5 inches of water per week. Water deeply 2–3 times per week for 20–30 minutes per zone, depending on your system. Deep watering encourages stronger roots and drought resistance.

Fertilize in early spring and again in late summer or early fall. Use a balanced fertilizer suited for your grass type. Avoid over-fertilizing, as it can burn the lawn and lead to excessive growth and thatch buildup.

Warm-season grasses like Centipede, Zoysia, and Bermuda thrive in Conway. These grasses tolerate heat and humidity well. Earth’s Living Landscaping can help you choose the best option based on sunlight, usage, and soil condition.

Weed control starts with healthy lawn practices—proper mowing, watering, and fertilization. Use pre-emergent herbicides in early spring and spot-treat with post-emergents as needed. A thick, healthy lawn naturally crowds out most weeds.

Brown patches can be caused by drought, fungus, pests, or mowing too short. Identify the cause to treat properly. Our team offers expert lawn inspections and treatments to restore your lawn’s health and appearance.

Yes, especially if your lawn sees heavy use or has clay soil. Aeration loosens compacted soil and allows air, water, and nutrients to reach the roots. We recommend annual aeration in the fall or spring for optimal results.

Dethatching removes the thick layer of dead grass (thatch) between the soil and live grass. Excess thatch prevents water and nutrients from penetrating the soil. Dethatching helps improve lawn health and is typically done in early spring or fall.

Yes! Poor drainage can damage your lawn and foundation. We offer grading, French drains, and custom drainage solutions to redirect water away from your yard. Contact us for a consultation at 843-602-9872.

Rake debris, test soil pH, apply pre-emergent weed control, and start mowing when the grass begins growing. Spring is also a good time to fertilize and aerate. We can customize a plan for your lawn’s spring revival.

Sod offers instant results but costs more. Seeding is budget-friendly but takes longer to establish. Sod is ideal for quick fixes, while seed works well for large areas and less foot traffic. We’ll help you choose the right option.

Maintain a healthy lawn to deter pests. Watch for signs like brown spots or chewed blades. Treatments like insecticides or natural pest control can help. Earth’s Living Landscaping offers safe and effective pest management plans.

Mulching returns nutrients to your lawn and reduces landfill waste. Only bag if the clippings are too thick or if weeds are present. Mulched clippings break down quickly and improve soil health over time.

Yes! We provide full-service lawn care packages including mowing, edging, fertilization, weed control, and seasonal cleanup. Let us take the hassle out of yard work—call Earth’s Living Landscaping at 843-602-9872 for a free estimate.