Why Should You Test Your Lawn’s Soil pH? What is soil pH? Soil pH is a way to measure acidity or alkalinity, be it lawn or garden soil. It is measured in pH units on a scale from 0 to 14. Extreme ...

Offsetting 2,384 tons of CO₂ emissions – reducing greenhouse gases, Eliminating the equivalent of 5,419,908 miles driven by cars – lowering vehicle-related pollution, Planting an equivalent of 35,756 ...

Before adding water, insert your finger into the soil about 2 to 3 inches deep. If it’s dry, irrigate. If it’s still moist or wet, wait a few more days, then test again. Peat soil is acidic, with a pH ...

But here in the U.S., it's radio silence for all communications with the media: requests for comment, press releases, updates on new products and, yes, cars to test. Some Tesla fans may see this ...

Why are antifreeze testers useful? Made up of a combination of antifreeze and water (often in a 50:50 split), coolant is integral to the smooth running of an engine. In the colder months of the year, ...