Turf Rangers

We were able to find a little bit of sunshine this week in between winter storms. Stay warm out there - It looks like this next round is one us Southerners would hope for as a child. Do you want to build a snowman⛄❄⛄❄

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pH plays a crucial role in overall soil and turf health because it controls how effectively your lawn can absorb essential nutrients. When soil pH drifts too low (acidic) or too high (alkaline), key nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium become locked up—meaning your grass can’t use them even if they’re present. Proper pH also supports healthy microbial activity, stronger root development, and improved disease resistance. Keeping pH in the ideal range (typically 6.0–7.0 for most warm-season turf) ensures that every fertilizer application works better and your lawn stays greener, thicker, and more resilient year-round.