Fall is a beautiful time in Charlotte with temperatures at a pleasant 55-75 degrees. We can get outdoors in the crisp, invigorating air for a kayak or canoe trip down the Catawba River; a round of golf at one of the 50 public golf courses; or a hike or bike […]
As a proud homeowner, you take pride in making your home look great both inside and out. When you focus on the exterior of your home, a lush yard is key for eye-catching curb appeal. Summertime in Charlotte can get quite warm and the mountainous terrain can make winters awfully […]
No one in the Charlotte, NC, area wants to see ugly splotches on their lawn, but it unfortunately happens. The most common of these splotches is known as brown patch, which occurs on lawns planted with tall fescue, the most popular cool-season grass in North Carolina. Here are answers to […]
If you want to reign as the king or queen of your neighborhood in and around the Queen City, you’ve got to take good care of your lawn. And that means you need to give the royal treatment to your lawn when it comes to watering. Here are six tips for […]
A new year has just begun, and you know what that means. Spring is just a couple months away, and your lawn is about to have a major growth spurt. Haven’t started thinking about lawn care for the new season yet? No worries. Lawn service in Charlotte is readily available to make […]
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 […]
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 […]
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