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Posts by A. Bashar

link to Why Is My Grass Lying Flat? Causes and How to Make It Stand Up Again

Why Is My Grass Lying Flat? Causes and How to Make It Stand Up Again

Grass lies flat when the leaf outgrows what the plant can hold up: overgrowth, excess nitrogen, rain, shade, thatch or grubs. Diagnose it, then mow it upright.

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link to Best Temperature to Water Grass: When It’s Too Hot and When It’s Too Cold

Best Temperature to Water Grass: When It’s Too Hot and When It’s Too Cold

No air temperature is too hot to water grass; time of day matters more. Stop when the soil freezes, and winter-water dormant lawns only above 40°F. Full guide.

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link to Ludwigia hyssopifolia (Linear-Leaf Water Primrose): Identification and Control

Ludwigia hyssopifolia (Linear-Leaf Water Primrose): Identification and Control

An erect annual with tiny four-petalled yellow flowers and a serious rice weed in Asia. How to identify it, tell it from invasive water primrose and control it.

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link to Does Bleach Kill Weeds? Why It’s a Bad Idea and What to Use Instead

Does Bleach Kill Weeds? Why It’s a Bad Idea and What to Use Instead

Bleach kills the leaves it touches but not the roots, is off-label as a herbicide, salts the soil and poisons runoff. Here is what to use instead, by situation.

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link to Bird Netting for Grass Seed: Does It Work and How to Use It Properly

Bird Netting for Grass Seed: Does It Work and How to Use It Properly

Bird netting works on small patches, but straw at 1 bale per 1,000 sq ft and raking seed in matter more. Install height, removal timing, wildlife-safe options.

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link to Running vs Clumping Bamboo: Which Kinds Are Invasive and How to Contain Them

Running vs Clumping Bamboo: Which Kinds Are Invasive and How to Contain Them

Running bamboo (Phyllostachys, Sasa) spreads 3-15 ft a year; clumping Fargesia and Bambusa do not. Barrier specs, 2-3 season removal, and where it is regulated.

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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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