As a homeowner, it can be a challenge to care for your rain-soaked yard. While rain is great for the grass during the spring, it prevents you from keeping a regular lawn care routine. Here are three lawn care tips for maintaining a lush and healthy yard during...
Poor yard drainage is more than a nuisance. Standing water can damage your grass and foliage. Plus, it’s also a potential health hazard because it can be a breeding ground for mosquito larvae and other undesired pests, jeopardizing your home. Here are six tips to...
April showers bring May flowers, right? Well, they also bring snow mold. As the snow melts this spring your lovely lawn is vulnerable to an unsightly fungus. Here’s what you need to know to help you spot it, treat it, or at the very least, prevent it next year. ...
Lawn aeration is an important part of lawn care maintenance that should be done regularly, especially for high-traffic lawns. While there are many strategies to aerating your lawn, let’s take a look at what it is and why it’s an essential part of your lawn care...
When fire ants invade your yard, there’s no time to sit on the sidelines. You have to hit them hard and fast. By the time you see their mounds, they’ve been hard at work for months mounting a ground assault overtaking your lawn from below. Here’s the secret for how to...
The secret to a successful summer lawn is tackling the right steps at the right time. Learn what your yard needs to look its best. Use this guide to summer lawn care to transform your lawn into the envy of the neighborhood. Guide to Summer Lawn Care Mow High A...
