In a recent article for Tom’s Guide, Christopher S. Raimondi, CEO/president at Raimondi Horticultural Group, was consulted for his expertise on the best grasses to grow and how to determine the right grass for your project. Chris provided his insights into the best kind of grass to choose based on your “USDA Plant Hardiness Zone,” as well as other factors such as drought tolerance and disease resistance.
Tom’s Guide is your “knowledgeable best friend” to help you buy the products and make the right decisions about purchases in your life. Recently, Tom’s Guide has been expanding its “homes” content, designed to help homeowners increase their knowledge of everything about their homes. Raimondi Horticultural Group is excited to be contributing to Tom’s Guide through this and other articles.
Read the full article, “7 of the best grass types to grow — and which to get” or talk to the experts at Raimondi Horticultural Group today.
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