The HOME Show

Chad Wheeler, WheelerGreen Lawn Care

Is your yard ready for the Virginia heat? Chad Wheeler, owner of WheelerGreen Lawn Care, joins The HOME Show to break down the “Turf Science” behind a beautiful, sustainable lawn.

In this interview, we move beyond basic mowing to discuss:

The 1% Rule: Why most local lawns need cool-season grasses and how they differ from Zoysia.

Nutrient Management: The importance of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium (NPK) and why a soil test is the first step to any successful yard.

Integrated Pest Management: How to get ahead of “pin dot” ticks and mosquitoes before they take over your summer.

Environmental Impact: Why a thick, healthy lawn is actually a massive oxygen producer and how it prevents local water runoff.

Learn more about WheelerGreen at: wheelergreenlawncare.com.

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