Army worms are the larvae of a moth that eat grass blades and vegetables, such as corn and pepper. They are destructive and can strip the edges of your lawn grass. When large numbers of these worms are present in your lawn, they seem to march side by side and can destroy the lawn grasses…
Have you ever watered your lawn and noticed that the water just slides right off? Do you have areas of high traffic that are showing wear? Has your lawn become uneven and started pooling water? These can all be signs that the soil on your lawn has become compacted. Compaction happens naturally over time as…
If you need to spruce up a shabby lawn in a hurry because of a “friendly” notice from a homeowner’s association or to sell a home, it’s wise to turn to a professional lawn service specializing in lawn disease control. From smut and root rot to slime mold, lawn diseases have names as unpleasant as…
Identifying Chinch Bugs There is a lot of confusion surrounding the identification of chinch bugs on your lawn. It can be difficult for you to distinguish the damage caused by these bugs because the effect is usually similar to that caused by drought. Also, it is identical to the damage caused by physiological disorders or…
Do you struggle with hard, compacted soil or dry, unhealthy grass? One solution is to aerate your lawn, but until now this was a long and messy process. That is why we are so excited to offer a new aeration technology as the perfect solution to your lawn care needs. SoilTech is a liquid aeration…
If you have problems with weeds every year, now is the time to stop them from growing. By maintaining a healthy lawn and taking several other steps, you can keep your lawn weed-free all summer long. Here are several things you can do to prevent weeds: Prevent Weeds By Keeping your lawn healthy The best…
Lawn disease is a common problem faced by many yard-owners. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to treat lawn disease despite how many types of diseases there are. We’ve compiled a list of the best ways to treat lawn disease if this situation occurs. TYPES OF DISEASES Your lawn could be facing any one of…
Introduction After crabgrass gets started in your lawn, they tend to live and spread for some time. In comparison to lawn weeds, they live for shorter periods but have long lasting effects on your lawn. Proper understanding of how to prevent its cycle can help in preventing it and keeping it away from your lawn….
Now is the time to get your lawn ready for summer. One way to keep your lawn healthy is to use fertilizer. Fertilizing your lawn is pretty easy and can give you the perfect lawn all summer long. If you have never fertilized your lawn before, here are some basic facts: Why do I need…
As part of your lawn care, you should try to prevent lawn diseases. If not treated, lawn diseases can kill your grass and lead to expensive treatments. In serious cases, you may have to replace grass. The best way to avoid diseases is to keep your lawn healthy. Here are several tips to prevent lawn…
