It’s time to get your lawn ready for fall. Don’t let fall take you down. Your grass is growing more slowly, but that doesn’t mean it requires less care. The opposite is true. The grass is absorbing moisture, energy, and nutrients in preparation for winter. By giving you lawn attention now, you’ll be rewarded with ...
You might think lawns need less care in the fall because plants and grass are growing slower. But it is quite the opposite. The grass is absorbing moisture and nutrients preparing for the dormant winter. Giving you lawn a little attention now will reward you with a lush lawn in the spring. Continue Mowing Aerate ...
August is one of the hottest and muggiest times of the year and threatens to bake laws and gardens. Early morning or late evening is the best time of the day and more comfortable to work in the yard. It is easy for lawns to begin to dry out during this time of year. To ...
Summer is in full swing and what better way to enjoy it than to entertain. Here are 10 easy ways to create a great outdoor entertainment. Clean & Fresh To start off make sure everything is cleaned. Rinsing everything down at the beginning will help your summer stay easier with only needing to touch up ...
With temperatures rising pay close attention that your plants and flowers in hanging baskets are getting enough water. These containers tend to dry out quicker in warmer temperatures....
Now that spring is in full force lets look at 4 fixes to make sure your lawn has all the curb appeal. Lay the foundation If you are noticing bare spots within your grass take advantage of the weather before it heats up and reseed as well as use some fertilizer. When reseeding bare patches ...
Your lawn is waking up and turning green again. That’s the sign we’ve all been waiting for… its time to fertilize again! Each type of grass is different, warm-season turfs like hybrid Bermuda and Zoysia like high nitrogen based fertilizers. ...
Winter is officially gone, so now to remove and replace mulch. It is important to remove and replace the mulch each year because diseased spores and insects may have stayed there over the winter. If you don’t think this is an issue for you then freshening up the mulch will create a cleaner look. This ...
As warm-season turf begins to green up in your area it may be time to think about adding lime to your grass. Adding lime to your lawn can be as important as mowing. Without lime, your grass may be unable to benefit from the nutrients in your soil. If your soil is acidic you will ...
February is the time to start pruning your trees. With the exception of maples and birch trees if limbs are more than an inch in diameter it’s time to trim. Using the three step method the first cut will be on the underside of the branch 8″ away from the trunk. On the underside of ...
