Month: August 2023

Proper drainage is imperative when installing artificial grass. This helps to prevent water logging. That being said, many people end up with sitting water at the surface of their DIY artificial grass. The sight of this is really bad. This is often the result of not hiring a professional landscaper to put in place proper…

The surface that you are installing artificial grass on should be even for your compound to look neat. The mistake that you are likely to make if you choose to install the grass on your own is to do it on an uneven ground. A professional will definitely know the importance of an even surface…

Younger homeowners may not remember but a lot of folks recall seeing the artificial grass laid in football and baseball stadiums in the 1960’s and 1970’s. It was a terrific new technology that saved time and money on mowing, weeding, edging, and general maintenance. However, like all new technology, DIY artificial grass had a long…

Now that you have decided to install DIY artificial grass, did you know that doing it yourself can be a costly affair? Contrary to what people think, installing DIY artificial grass needs a certain level of expertise to achieve quality outcomes. Laying artificial grass isn’t like laying carpet or throwing out a rug. Modern materials…

At Back Nine Greens, our artificial sport field turf can provide athletes in sports and athletics facilities across the United States with more optimal surfaces for practice, competition, recreation, and more. No matter if it’s football, soccer, or baseball – at Back Nine Greens, we love them all, and we want to provide the players…

Synthetic athletic turf from Back Nine Greens is ideal for a number of sports and athletic activities. However, it is not the only specialized sports turf that we offer! At Back Nine Greens, we also provide residential and commercial properties across the United States with our specially designed artificial golf grass products. Our luxury golf…

Athletes need a sturdy and uniform space to excel in practice or competition. Often, outdoor sports surfaces can be affected by wear and tear or the weather. This can create mud, holes in the ground, or a slippery surface. The presence of any of these can present hazards to athletes, who may be injured as…

Give your athletes the highest quality synthetic athletic turf with all the phenomenal features and benefits they need with Back Nine Greens. Every advantage counts to a sports team, including physical fitness, practice time, and of course, the sports field itself. Don’t underestimate how much synthetic sport turf can affect your game in a positive…

With all the different artificial grass companies out there, why should you pick us to provide your synthetic sport turf? Well, the reasons are simple. At Back Nine Greens, we are team players with high-end artificial turf products who have your best interests at heart. Like in nearly any sport, our team emphasizes community and…

The Coachella Valley Water District is not the only lover of artificial grass! At Back Nine Greens, we have helped hundreds of residential, commercial, and even celebrity clients with artificial grass and putting green installations that they too have loved, and we are confident that you are likely to love our synthetic grass products as…

California Water Officials, such as the Coachella Valley Water District, love artificial grass for numerous reasons. However, the most significant reason is that synthetic turf helps conserve water. In California, droughts make it difficult for these state agencies to manage the water supply and ensure there is enough to go around. And sadly, too much…

To help conserve California’s water supply, the Coachella Valley Water District is offering residential and commercial properties in their area a rebate as part of their Turf Conversion Program. Those who the CVWD serve can apply for a rebate by filling out an online application on their website. All turf rebate applications must be pre-approved…

lthough many of us think of living plants as a solution to many of the world’s environmental issues, this is not always the case, especially when it comes to traditional grass lawns and landscaping. Despite its green appearance, traditional grass is far from eco-friendly. The main reason for this is its need for water. Standard…

Mow the Grass TallerMow cool-season grasses at 3 to 4 inches and keep warm-season grasses 2 inches tall. Longer grass blades have more surface for photosynthesis, promote deeper roots, and shade the soil. Keeping the grass taller during summer improves resilience to drought, stress, diseases, and pests. Fertilize Warm-Season Grasses if NecessaryApply a slow-release fertilizer…

April and early May is the best time to apply preventive insecticides for chinch bugs if you had a lawn infestation last season. Also, watch out for lawn grubs. When the weather warms up, grubs exit dormancy and feed on grass roots. If there’s a large population, you’ll see patches of brown grass on your…

In early spring, grass sprouts and grows using the energy stored in its root system last fall. Sometimes it needs a little help. The best moment to apply a small amount of fertilizer is in April when temperatures rise above 60°F, which is when winter grasses in Delaware speed up their growth. With a Zoysia…

Spring is one of the busiest seasons for lawn owners across the First State. It’s time to prepare the tools for work, the lawn for sprouting grass, and make a plan to keep weeds and pests under control. Get Your Lawn Mower Ready in Early SpringWith cool-season grasses in most yards, lawn care season starts…

First, we’ll cover the basic lawn care tasks you should perform no matter the season to keep your Delaware lawn looking its best. Our tips cover everything from planting new grass to keeping it healthy in the long run. Ryegrass and Kentucky bluegrass are the best choices for sunny yards with playful pets and children…

Is Kentucky bluegrass hard to grow?Kentucky bluegrass isn’t necessarily hard to grow, but you must do a lot of work to get a prize-winning lawn. You’ll be consistently watering, mowing, and fertilizing. How much sunlight does Kentucky bluegrass need to grow?Kentucky bluegrass does best when grown in full sun. It needs at least 6 to…

I’d like to say that insect and disease problems are few and far between, but alas, that isn’t the case. Kentucky bluegrass creates a thick, dense turf. Adding 1-2” of water every week makes a warm, humid environment perfect for problems. To prevent unexpected issues from becoming big problems, regularly scout your lawn and quickly…