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This spring, before your first mow make sure to re-seed bare spots in your lawn. Water the newly seeded areas daily until grass reaches mow-able height of at least 2 inches or the same height as the surrounding area. Never cut off more than 1/3 of grass blade height. Grass that is too short is more susceptible to crabgrass and sun damage.

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Learn lawn mowing tips

Lawn Mowing 101 Tips

Mowing your yard correctly is the first step to a great-looking lawn. Even if you feel you’re handy with a mower, it doesn’t hurt to brush up on your skills. Here are some basic lawn care tips on how to mow and manicure a lush lawn that looks spectacular.

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Learn how to maintain your string trimmer

String Trimmer Maintenance

String trimmers, also known as “weed whackers,” “weed eaters,” and “weed whips,” are essential lawn tools. While the lawnmower usually does most of the heavy lifting, the string trimmer cuts down all the grass that the mower can’t reach.

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Learn how to fertilize your lawn

How to Fertilize Your Lawn

If you don’t regularly fertilize your lawn, you should. Fertilizer keeps grass healthy and green, and helps prevent weed growth. And, a vibrant lawn makes the rest of your home’s exterior look more appealing.

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Learn how to prevent weeds

Prevent Weeds

Unwanted weeds can be problematic for any homeowner. As you survey your lawn and garden, look for dandelions, milkweed, chickweed, crabgrass and others. Luckily, you can take measures to reduce, eliminate and, most importantly, prevent weeds that threaten the health of your lawn and garden.

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Learn how to control weeds in gravel and paved areas

Control Weeds in Gravel & Paved Areas

Weeds are a common nuisance that look bad growing out of cracks in sidewalks and driveways, and can bring down the entire appearance of your home. But, you don't have to put up with it any longer. Get rid of the weeds and prevent them from coming back in your paved areas.

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Learn how to remove dog spots from your lawn

Remove Dog Spots from Your Lawn

The unsightly yellow or brown spots on your lawn often are the work of man’s best friend. While it’s true that once you see the dog lawn spots, it’s too late to prevent that damage, you can take steps to prevent them or repair them once the damage is done.

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Learn how to fix lawn damage

Fix Lawn Damage

Your lawn takes a beating, season to season, from winter-weather salt damage, insects, rodents and birds, family pets, weeds and thatch. While there's not much you can do to prevent damage once it's been done, you can make repairs to get your lawn looking lush and green again.

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Learn how to stripe your lawn

Lawn Striping

You keep your lawn healthy and well-manicured but you can take it to the next level by mowing stripes into your yard. If you want your grass to have the professionally trimmed look of a baseball field or golf course, make your lawn the envy of the block.

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Learn how to dethatch and aerate your lawn

Dethatch & Aerate Your Lawn

As fall fades into winter, it's time to combat two common lawn enemies: thatch and soil compaction. Thatch is the buildup of dead organic matter and, along with compacted soil, it can prevent your lawn's roots from getting enough water and air. Dethatching and aerating your lawn each fall helps your grass thrive come spring.

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We Have A Lawn Mower for Every Yard

Maintain a neat and healthy lawn with the right lawn mower. To choose the best mower for your yard, consider lawn size, type of terrain you have and the features you need to accommodate your mowing preferences.

True Value stores carry all types of lawn mowers including gas, electric, reel and riding mowers. We proudly carry the brand names you know and trust like Husqvarna, Poulan Pro, Ariens and Troy-Bilt.

Types of Lawn Mowers

  • Gas Lawn Mower: Works best for lawns a ¼ to ½ acre in size. Choose between a self-propelled lawn mower that powers itself with a little help from you. Or a push mower that requires you to provide the man (or woman) power needed to get your yard in tip-top shape.
  • Electric Lawn Mower: If your yard is ¼ acre or less, this is a great option for you. Electric mowers come in corded or cordless models. A corded mower let's you plug in and go and not worry about a drained battery. Or cut the cord with a cordless model that uses a rechargeable lithium-ion battery for power. They now have longer run times without fear of actually cutting the cord. Electric mowers are quieter than gas mowers and are very environmentally friendly.
  • Reel Lawn Mower: The ultimate eco-friendly way to get a well-manicured city-sized lawn and a good workout at the same time. These low maintenance mowers do not use gas or electricity because you and the mower do all the work.
  • Riding Lawn Mower: Makes it easy to cut lawns a ½ acre or larger. Our selection includes lawn tractors for big jobs and Zero-Turn Radius riding mowers for maneuvering around tight spaces.

Keep Your Mower Running
We also stock lawn and riding mower parts and accessories. Count on True Value for mower blades, filters, plug and other small engine parts, as well as gas cans. We’re your destination for all things lawn and garden.