If you’ve started noticing raised tunnels, soft spots in the lawn, or small mounds of soil popping up overnight, you’re likely dealing with mole activity. Late winter into early spring is one of the most common times homeowners begin to see an increase in mole damage...
Although spring lawn care gets all the attention, fall lawn care is the make-it or break-it season for grass. The grass that grows this fall is what will be there next spring. Your lawn goes dormant in the winter. Yes lawns do have one amazing ability, in periods of...
Don’t ignore your lawn just because it’s cold outside. Many of the things you have to do to have a healthy lawn come spring starts during the winter, when temperatures begin to drop. Precipitation, freezing temperatures and other elements can affect your lawn’s health...
Snow mold is a type of fungus and a turf disease that damages or kills grass after snow melts, typically in late winter. It is a fungus which is highly common in the beginning stage of the lawn care season. There are two forms of snow mold. Gray Snow Mold and Pink...
