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Posts by A. Bashar

link to How to Help a Lawn Recover From Drought: Dormant vs Dead Grass

How to Help a Lawn Recover From Drought: Dormant vs Dead Grass

Most brown lawns after drought are dormant, not dead. Use the tug and crown tests, water 1/4-1/2 inch every 2-3 weeks to keep crowns alive, then recover.

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link to Can You Lay Turf Over Existing Grass? What Happens and How to Do It Right

Can You Lay Turf Over Existing Grass? What Happens and How to Do It Right

Laying turf over grass usually fails: no soil contact, seams dry out, old grass grows through. What sod needs, the minimum shortcut, and the proper method.

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link to How to Dispose of Invasive Plants Safely (Without Spreading Them)

How to Dispose of Invasive Plants Safely (Without Spreading Them)

Bag before seed set, solarize 3+ weeks, never compost rhizomes or dump pond plants. Methods table plus knotweed, garlic mustard, kudzu and hogweed rules.

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link to How to Transplant Grass: Moving Sod and Plugs Without Killing Them

How to Transplant Grass: Moving Sod and Plugs Without Killing Them

Move sod pieces and plugs of bermuda, zoysia, St. Augustine or centipede: lift depth, plug spacing and fill-in times, a 3-week watering schedule and mistakes.

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link to How to Make Bahia Grass Thicker: Mowing, Feeding and Overseeding Schedule

How to Make Bahia Grass Thicker: Mowing, Feeding and Overseeding Schedule

Mow at 3–4 in on the seed-head cycle, feed 1–2 lb N a year, use iron for yellowing, overseed scarified bahia at 5–10 lb/1,000 sq ft, check for mole crickets.

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link to How to Grow Sensitive Plant (Mimosa pudica) From Seed and Keep It Healthy

How to Grow Sensitive Plant (Mimosa pudica) From Seed and Keep It Healthy

Scarify the seed, sow at 18-24°C (64-75°F), give bright light and moist but free-draining soil, and deadhead so sensitive plant never escapes.

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About the Author

A. Bashar is a professional agricultural scientist (BSc in Agriculture, MSc in Biotechnology) who works in crop research and is completing a PhD in plant breeding. Every article is based on university extension research, peer-reviewed studies and hands-on field experience, and is updated when the evidence changes.

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