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Blistering Heat, Ferocious Chlorosis and Diseases: Lawns and Sod
Aug 6, 2020
It has been a tumultuous year with COVID-19, civil unrest and anarchy. The heat, Bay Bridge renovation and COVID strangulation of our economy has caused unprecedented problems. Intense heat, drought, and thunderstorms have greatly added to the misery of our turf...
Soil, Water and Moisture Testing
Jul 17, 2020
Soil is the basis for growing healthy turf and plants. The minerals, organic matter, air and water all provide the necessary nutrients, and understanding the balance of your soil will make the difference in growth, vigor and longevity. Soil testing is important for...
Fungicide Resistance: FAQ’s and FRAC
Jun 30, 2020
The development of turfgrass pathogens that are resistant to fungicides is well documented. High risk turfgrass diseases for resistance include dollar spot (several fungicides); gray leaf spot (a few), anthracnose (a few) and Pythium blight (one...
Hands Free Ball Lift
May 19, 2020
Operation Use putter to raise top disc approximately 4 inches upward and ball will slide out onto green. Specifications Color: Black with brass shaft (custom colors available) Weight: 4 oz. (approx.) Dimensions: 12 inches long, new diameter...
Dancing Elves, Bad Luck and Hexenringe aka Fairy Rings: Part 2
May 18, 2020
In Part 1, the three types of fairy rings found in turf were reviewed. Type 1’s feature and inner and outer green stimulated growth zones and a dead zone; Type 2’s feature a circle or arc-shaped green stimulation zone and the presence...
Dancing Elves, Bad Luck and Hexenringe aka Fairy Rings: Part 1
May 14, 2020
The cause of fairy rings was the subject of much folklore in Europe in Medieval times. Most agreed that the rings likely were caused by elves dancing in rings, but Germans thought they were burned into the ground by dancing witches (Hexenringe). Entering a ring could...
Planning and Procedures For Spring Seeding: It Takes a lot of Effort to do a Good Job
Apr 14, 2020
Spring seeding is on many agendas and now is the time to prepare and act. Some basics include: getting a soil test; selecting quality seed blends and mixtures; addressing seedbed weeds with an appropriate herbicide; ensuring irrigation for dry periods;...
We’re Still Growin’ On
Mar 23, 2020
Genesis continues to assure that services to you continue uninterrupted while working diligently to safeguard the health of our employees, customers and vendors during the COVID-19 situation. While limiting risk, we are not limiting our service to you....
Transition of Dormant Bermudagrass Fairways From Winter To Spring: Begins With a SNAP In Your Stolons
Mar 19, 2020
The 2019-2020 winter did not happen. We had an “open” snow and ice -free winter. Our coldest nights staggered between mid-December and throughout most of January. Most February days were above average in temperature, but sprinkled in were several days when...
From the Archives // Star of Bethlehem and Wild Garlic: Briefly Seen Yet Ever Present
Mar 9, 2020
(Originally Featured April 2018) April started with an unusual snow storm, followed by incessant high winds and average air temperatures mostly 5-10oF below average. Longer days with some sun promoted enough growing degree days to stimulate...
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