Denver, CO – – – Marc Ruhl, President of the Rocky Mountain Sod Growers, advises homeowners to consider how they water their grass and landscapes this Fall. “Due to cooler days in the Fall, landscapes use less water. However, Fall
Watch How Much You Water!
Longmont, CO – – – Americans have a love/hate relationship with their lawns. A majority of Americans appreciate grass, and want to have a healthy lawn if they rent or own a home. But many don’t know how to take
High Temperatures Require Proper Lawn Care
Denver, CO – – – Water conservation is a high priority for members of the Rocky Mountain Sod Growers (RMSG). Current weather conditions call for an understanding of when and how to water lawns and landscapes to preserve the benefits
Rocky Mountain Sod Growers Partner with Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District to Benefit Consumers
Longmont, CO – – – Officials with the Rocky Mountain Sod Growers (RMSG) and the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District (NCWCD) recently announced a partnership between the two organizations. “Sod growers know that the key to healthy lawns revolves around
April is National Lawn Care Month
Denver, CO – – – Ed Markham, President of the Rocky Mountain Sod Growers (RMSG) wants everyone to know that April is National Lawn Care Month. “As the temperature warms, more and more people are taking a good look at
Fall Watering and Sod Installation
Denver, CO – – – Steve Korby, President of the Rocky Mountain Sod Growers, advises homeowners to consider Fall sod installations and proper Fall watering guidelines. “Many homeowners fear that it is too late to install sod,” notes Korby. “Actually
Bad Habits and Bad Information Ruin Water Conservation Efforts
Longmont, CO – – – Lack of education and understanding concerning the true water needs of turfgrass is contributing to continued water conservation issues, and wasteful watering practices according to Rocky Mountain Sod Growers (RMSG) President, Steve Korby. “For years
Save Energy in Urban Areas – Install Sod
Longmont, CO – – – As the summer heat continues, it is important to understand why urban areas are hotter than rural areas. Urban areas may be 5 to 8 degrees warmer than rural green areas where trees and turfgrass
You Can Be Green – The Answer is Under Your Feet
Longmont, CO – – – Did you know that you can help to restore the environment with something as simple as turf grass? In fact, the United States Congress in 2003 said that, “Turf grass sod in urban areas and
Plan Now to Conserve Water
Longmont, CO – – – In planning for the upcoming growing season, members of the Rocky Mountain Sod Growers (RMSG) want to remind homeowners that plants don’t waste water – people do. Lack of education concerning the true water needs