by gregsgrass | Apr 16, 2019 | FAQ
Fir year customers find that weeds are reduced in their lawn, both crabgrass and broadleaf weeds. This may result in a number of bare spots where the weeds once grew. The best solution for these bare spots is an over-seeding in late summer and fall seasons. Many...
by gregsgrass | Apr 16, 2019 | FAQ
It is best to wait for at least one full day. If you cannot wait a full day, please wait at least two hours for a liquid treatment to fully dry. Most granular applications can be mowed immediately after the application as long as you are bagging grass...
by gregsgrass | Apr 16, 2019 | FAQ
The nutrient part of our lawn care program is organic based. We feed the lawn and build strong root systems with organics. The control side of our programs uses small amounts of pesticides to control weeds and insects. We have found that the best approach is to use...
by blogmaster | Apr 10, 2019 | Crabgrass, Lawn Care, Prevent, Spring
Spring will bring green grass, blossoming trees, and unfortunately weeds as well. One weed that you may see is called crabgrass. This weed typically starts to germinate when the soil warms up to 55 degrees Fahrenheit. The seeds will then start to sprout in...
by blogmaster | Apr 3, 2019 | Grubs, Lawn Care, Prevent, Spring
Grubs can become a larger issue if they are not taken care of at the first sign of them. Lawn or white grubs are larvae of Scarab Beetles. These beetles are known as Japanese Beetles, June Bugs, or the European Chafers. You will notice the grubs because they are...
