So you’re in North Florida and your lawn should always be looking in tip-top shape. You’ve followed basic Jacksonville lawn care techniques, and things seem to be going well. But then some pesky grass weeds come in and throw off your lawn’s look! Just so you know, here are the […]
All of us could use a little advice! Especially when it comes to lawn care. Since you don’t often get temperatures below freezing here, lawn care in Fort Worth is a year-round proposition. It’s important to follow a proper watering schedule to keep your lawn lush and green, and to mow […]
Lawn diseases have a trait for giving your grass a rotting, dead look and you’ll want to make sure to take care of the problem before it spreads across your lawn. Here are 4 lawn diseases common to San Antonio – protect your lawn against In need of San Antonio lawn […]
Even though we’re moving through a “cold” Jacksonville winter, it’s important to know which flowers you want to plant for spring! Here are five flowers that should definitely be on your radar to brighten up your Jacksonville landscape! 1. Allamanda Dwarf Allamanda grows only 2-3′ high and 2′-3′ wide, blooms best in […]
Winter time is when your lawn usually goes dormant. One thing that doesn’t sleep however, is lawn disease. Even though many lawn diseases happen in warmer weather, you’ll want to make sure to watch out for these common winter diseases and take care of them before it causes too much damage […]
Spring is one of the most important times to perform maintenance to your lawn. By following these 5 steps you can help prevent your beautiful lawn from being overtaken with weeds, stressed by drought, and heat. To lazy to do it on your own? Book one of our Charlotte lawn […]
First, let’s get to know your grass! The majority of Charlotte grass breaks down like this: Tall Fescue makes up 80% of the lawns in Charlotte. 15% are Bermuda while Zoysia, Bluegrass, Ryegrass and Centipede make up the other 5%. Bored already? Get Charlotte, NC lawn service in seconds with […]
Yes. Winter IS Coming. But that doesn’t mean your lawn has to be dead and grey as The Wall! (for those who are not Game of Thrones fans, pardon our dorkiness) Plants seem to die in the winter because ice crystals form within the plant cells. Although plants make a strong effort […]
Why mulch in the Winter? The main idea behind winter mulching is to keep the ground frozen by shielding it from the warmth of the sun. A steady temperature will keep the plants in dormancy and prevent it from triggering new growth during a brief warm spell. Tender, new growth too […]