Our Customers Asked… And we answered! In 2024, we’ll be providing more value, more services, and more visits! We are NOT increasing our application prices in 2024. All our lawn technicians and staff are returning in 2024, which means we’ll continue offering a wealth of experience, credentials, and hometown community love. We continue to outperform […]
More and more people are concerned about the increasing incidence of tick-borne disease, including Lyme, and we’re doing our part to prevent that. Therefore, in addition to providing you with tips about ticks in this post, we include resources so you can conduction additional research on your own. We provide a protection plan using the
Fall is the best time to seed your lawn, whether the grass is new or already established. Unfortunately, the rate of grass growth isn’t as easily defined. Fall temperatures help the cool season grasses here in New England germinate exactly the way they’re supposed to. However, regardless of when our customers seed their lawns, they
We are often asked by customers if they should choose aeration and overseeding services in the fall or spring. We definitely recommend fall as the best time for these services. In fact, we feel so strongly about it, we don’t provide them in the spring! (Here is some supporting evidence!) Why is that? you might
This time of year, we hear the question Why do I have so many weeds? multiple times a day. If you really want to know the ins and outs about your flourishing weeds, read on! Summer weeds are annual plants, meaning they have a short life cycle (3 to 4 months) and then die. Because of
In earlier blog posts, I offered tips to prevent drought stress and fungus for summer lawns. Before I talk about your lawn, let me ask you a few questions. How does your body respond when: Summer temps hit 80 degrees and begin climbing? You’re sitting at the beach and forgot to apply sunscreen? You’re out
Lawn fungus is a problem. Most people associate it with too much rain or watering, and that does happen. But most summers, regardless of whether it rains, many customers report this problem. Why? Let me share a few facts: All lawns have fungus. Damp, warm, humid environments help spread fungus. Fungus is NOT a plant,
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Here are a few mowing tips to help you keep that lawn green and healthy … because everyone wants a beautiful lawn, healthy lawn. And having a great lawn requires mowing on a regular basis, right? Wrong!  Sometimes your grass doesn’t need to be mowed on a schedule. This is especially true during the
Concerned about the health of your lawn? Here are some watering tips to help keep your lawn as healthy and green as possible. Did you know that lawns need 1 to 2 inches of water each week to remain healthy? In addition, the time of day you water is crucial to the health of
