Lime Time!

Lime Time!

When a lawn doesn’t respond to regular fertilization, chances are there’s a problem with the soil’s pH. If soil is acidic (low pH), fertilizer gets “locked up”, and grass plants have trouble absorbing it. This can lead to a lawn that is thin and off-color, with too...
Rejuvenate Your Turf

Rejuvenate Your Turf

By this time of year, your lawn’s turf often looks a bit worse for wear. Heat, drought, and excessive traffic can all wear down your lawn and leave you wondering what can be done. Fortunately, the natural cycle of the seasons takes care of much of this. The...
Winning the Fight with Fungus

Winning the Fight with Fungus

Now is a prime time for lawn diseases to kick into destructive action. Fungus spores are constantly in the air, water and soil all around us, and lawns that aren’t in top shape can quickly fall victim to them. HERE ARE A FEW WAYS WE CAN FIGHT FUNGUS TOGETHER THIS...
Say No to Grubs

Say No to Grubs

While many insects can be beneficial to your lawn, grubs are not one of them. Grubs are the larval (or worm) state of many types of beetles. The beetles lay their eggs in your lawn, and the newly hatched worms work their way through the thatch and into the soil. Grubs...
Seasonal Blooms

Seasonal Blooms

Floral displays ring in the growing season with life and color. Annual flowers are a good landscape investment because they’re versatile, colorful, quick to bloom and relatively inexpensive. These dependable single-season flowers hit the ground running and provide a...