Similarly, according to popular "Yard Doctor" Trey Rodgers, homeowners on busy schedules can also have and relish a gorgeous attractive lawn by arranging their chores and dedicating as little as two hours each week on the lawn.

Trey Rodgers is a scientist with the University of Michigan and has grown for grass for common homeowners and many International sport competitions. Trey advance that owning an amazing yard is primordial to a lot of homeowners, but full agenda tend to consume all available time for the lawn. He propose that one can organize their chores that regard caring for the lawn by looking for shortcuts that will give them exquisite lawns.

Some of the shortcuts and time-savers that Rodgers advices are:

-Mow the lawn less often and when you do it, cut a quarter only of the total height of the grass. A lot of homeowners advance that they will cut less often if they "scalped" the grass. Conversely, "scalping" causes real damages to the grass lawns making them more susceptible to weeds.

-How about getting some help from the children? You can give them responsibilities of simple yard chores such as cleaning away stones before to mowing the lawn. The children can also help in watering.

-Still on point, it is suggested that you water your lawn more frequently, preferably in the morning to avoid chances of evaporation and enhance water absorption. Set the sprinklers right the first time if you are using manually positioned sprinklers. This way, they will sprinkle a large part of the yard without sprinkling water on sideways. If you are in a position to leave the sprinkler attached to a water hose, it is best as you will save yourself a few steps but if you cannot, just write their locations to make it easier for you the next time.

-If you haven't yet perfected your feeder application techniques, you can fertilize once a year at the beginning of the growing season, using a balanced nitrogen solution. It is not prone to cause any damage to your lawn and will go on working for many days.

-Ensure your lawn cutter is always in great shape. Have it serviced and started; at least once a year or you can do it personally. This should take you less than a few minutes.

- The last advice from the Yard Doctor, if you are totally time-strapped but want the yard to be nice, you can cut the front lawnfirst, followed by the back lawn a few days later.