Depending on the size of the space you are fertilizing, there are three separate methods for doing it; rotary spreaders, drop spreaders and handheld spreaders.   Watering and Fertilizing for a Lush Green Lawn If you want a beautiful lush green lawn, then you need to learn how to properly mow and fertilize your lawn. [Continue]

When summer hits and it’s time to water the lawn; it is important to find the right sprinkler to do the job right. The sprinkler that you will want to have will save water, which makes it easier on your pocket book and the environment. Your lawn should get about one inch of water per [Continue]

Your lawn is one of the first things people see when driving past your home. With a little bit of time and effort, you can have the lawn that really is greener on the other side! Here’s how you get started.   Lawn Care Maintenance: This is a must summer, spring, winter and fall! The [Continue]

I am sure you’ve read articles before that discussed what type of grass to plant in your yard or how to have a beautiful lawn – but have you ever taken the time to think about the soil beneath your turf? Why do we assume that the turf will perform to our high expectations without [Continue]

It’s April and a lot of us just got another snow fall! Spring landscaping sets up your lawn for success in the summer and eventually once the snow melts, you can tackle your muddy yard yourself or with your local landscaping professional. Here’s 10 tips to ensure that the grass is NOT greener on the [Continue]

With the warmer weather quickly approaching, many people are beginning to think about their yards… and why wouldn’t they? Warm weather means going for walks, playing outside, picnics and barbeques! So how can you get your lawn ready for all these fun activities without spending an arm and a leg (not to mention all the [Continue]

Fall maintenance is key to having a beautiful lawn, here are eight tips that will keep your lawn looking great.   Rake and remove Leaves and Moss If you have a small lawn, you can do this with a hand rake. Alternatively use a lawn mower with a bagger or mulcher. Removing the leaves allows [Continue]