In this post we are going to talk about the different types of grass seed. It is very important to choose the right match for your specific environment and also for when you are putting the seed down. There are basically 3 different types of grass seed that you will see in lawns up here [...]
"Insider Secrets from the Lawn Care Pros" We have a great document that is packed with helpful information on how to care for you lawn. It's called "Insider Secrets from the Lawn Care Pros" and if you share our interest in a healthy lawn, than you'll love these secrets. These 4 tips (with one little [...]
It is now fall, or it is quickly approaching, and as the weather cools your lawn is prime to recover from the stressful summer months. July and August are traumatic for the lawn by providing plenty of heat and sunlight, and very little water. This environment will push your lawn into dormancy to protect itself. [...]
During the dog days of summer, a different kind of weed presents itself. These weeds strive with very little water and nutrients and love the heat. I'm talking about crabgrass, spurge and sedge grass to name a few. There are some pictures below to help you identify these three. Spurge Sedge grass in the [...]
We can treat your property with a liquid spray that is dispersed in areas where ticks and mosquitoes live. It is an odorless product that leaves no visible residue and is primarily used for bi-monthly and quarterly pest control. Each application is the same and can last up to two months. We suggest to treat [...]
What is better than an outdoor barbeque with friends and family? An outdoor barbeque without bugs!!! YES, YES, YES!! NO BUGS!! And for as low as $50 per treatment, you can have a bug free yard! The quickest way to send everyone to their cars or force them inside is when the mosquitoes start buzzing [...]
"A weed is a plant that has mastered every survival skill except for learning how to grow in rows" - Doug Larson The most recognizable and annoying weed that is dealt with is the yellow flowers and the eventual puffball of seeds of the dandelions (taraxacum). They sprout extremely quickly as the weather turns and [...]
As the lawn starts to dry out and harden up a little bit, it is time to think about de-thatching the lawn. A lawn is a living thing and needs to be able to breathe, as well as have access to valuable nutrients, water and sunlight. A thatch layer is built up over time from [...]
Almost here, almost. The amount of snow we've had and the amount of time the lawn has been under it, means it will need some time to adjust. The lawn will be extremely soggy, so don't jump out on it right away to clean up the sticks and the dog mess. Let it heal a [...]
I want to build off the last post a little bit by adding some ideas when looking to hire a lawn care company. If you read "What is the best lawn care company", there will be some repetition here. But I want to quickly go over some things to look for as a homeowner to [...]
