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Many Indiana homeowners don’t realize how quickly snow compaction damage can weaken their lawn. When snow becomes dense from foot traffic, freezing, or repeated storms, it presses tightly against the soil and limits airflow. This stress slows spring green-up, encourages disease, and makes the lawn more vulnerable when temperatures rise again.Knowing how to prevent this…

Is your lawn ready to wake up from winter dormancy?Every spring, Indiana homeowners wonder when to start watering your lawn after winter. After months of snow, cold, and dry winter air, your lawn needs the right amount of moisture to bounce back. Watering too early wastes effort. Watering too late slows green-up and weakens roots.…

Are you noticing soggy spots in your yard after every rain?Many Indiana homeowners wonder, “How do I know if my lawn has a drainage problem?” It can be confusing to tell whether soggy soil is temporary or a real issue beneath the surface. Poor drainage is common in central Indiana because our clay-heavy soil holds…

Infographic explaining why grass turns brown in winter, showing four causes—dormancy, frost stress, snow cover, and salt build-up | Blue Duck Lawn CareDoes your lawn look dead every winter?If your grass has turned brown again this winter, you’re not alone. Indiana homeowners often panic when their lawn loses color, especially after months of caring for…

If you have ever heard confusing advice about what happens to your lawn during winter, you are not alone. Winter lawn myths spread fast, especially when the snow begins to fall. Many homeowners guess what is happening beneath the surface, but most of the assumptions are wrong. Today, we are breaking down the most common…