Spring is a time for budding trees, green grass, and emerging weeds. Help protect your lawn and other desired plants from these needy weeds that compete for nutrients, water, and sunlight. Here are some effective spring weed control tips. Read more
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With the lawn waking up this time of year, you should see its lushness and vibrancy bouncing back after a dormant winter. However, some spots may look a little less dense than others. Not to worry, there's a way to help improve the density of your grass and enhance the overall appearance. One way is overseeding, but the trick is to determine when to overseed your lawn. Read more
Now that spring has officially sprung, your lawn and garden are waking up. This is one of two times of year that's best for planting. If planting a new tree is on your to-do list this season, here's how to start. Read more
A well-manicured lawn is not only beautiful, but it's also healthy and less likely to attract weeds, pests, and disease. The right grass height makes all the difference. Here are some tips on how to determine the right mowing height for your lawn. Not only will grass be healthier, but it may also mean it doesn't need to be cut as much as you think. Read more
Layers of dead grass, roots, and other debris can accumulate between the soil and the grass blades. This is known as thatch. Dethatching is an essential lawn care task that involves removing this layer. This process helps promote a healthier lawn by improving air, water, and nutrient flow to the grass roots. Here's how to determine if you need to dethatch your lawn and how to do it properly. Read more
As white snow-covered landscapes transform to lush spring green, be on the lookout for gray or pink snow mold. This fungal disease can wreak havoc on your lawn, causing unsightly patches. Fortunately, preventing snow mold is achievable with the right maintenance techniques. Read more