Keep your lawn in tip top shape by preparing it properly for winter. As the temperature drops, the grass grows slowly. Your turf will react to the cooler weather and enter a period of dormancy. So before that happens in the last weeks of November apply the final lawn fertilization treatment of the year. With… [Read More]
Easy to Follow Tips on Watering Your Lawn For Optimal Lawn Health, Growth, and Beauty! See Videos…
Water is one of the most important requirements your lawn needs to grow and stay healthy. The following watering techniques and recommendations will help you keep a great and beautiful lawn and maximize the efficiency of the the water you use. It’s very important to adjust your watering practices throughout the season to compensate for… [Read More]
Landscaping Tips – 6 Reasons Why Mulching is So Important For the Landscaping of Both Homes and Businesses!
When you picture a beautiful landscape, you imagine flowerbeds and shrubbery surrounded by mulch with uniform finish and crisp edges. Mulch is made from decaying leaves, bark, compost and more. Mulch is also valuable for your trees health and care because Mulch insulates the soil helping to provide a buffer from heat and cold temperatures…. [Read More]
Deanna Karam of Triple Crown in Union, Kentucky Gives Us 5 Stars for Our Mowing and Lawn Care Program! See Pics…
Deanna wanted weekly mowing and a lawn care program to keep her lawn healthy and looking it’s best all year ’round. She also needed a landscape company that was available to do one time landscape projects like installing or fixing drainage issues. When work was completed she wanted a easy and simple way to access her… [Read More]
Lawn Tips – When Is The Best Time To Reseed Your Lawn?
Is your lawn looking thin and brown? Well, we can help you get back to the thick, lush, green lawn you’ve always wanted and all you need to do is reseed. The fall is the best time to reseed when the air is cooling down but the soil is still warm. Why It’s Best to… [Read More]
You Can Prevent Large Lawn Disease Outbreaks By Knowing What to Look For…
Let’s face it. Summer is tough on lawns. You have grubs, chinch bugs, sod webworms, crabgrass, nutsedge, drought stress, and one of the worst problems, turf disease. Even with a beautiful, green lawn free of insects and weeds, turf disease can sneak up to destroy all of your hard work. Every lawn, no matter how… [Read More]
Lawn Tips – 7 Situations That Could Be Causing Brown Spots in Your Lawn!
The summer season can be tough on your lawn and sometimes you will notice brown spots in the grass. It could be a number of things so let’s go through the usual suspects… Heat and Drought Stress? Only getting a little rainfall combined with excessive temperatures can force your lawn into “dormancy” which is a… [Read More]
Fungus Is No Friend to Your Lawn. Learn How to Keep Your Lawn Disease Free…
Your lawn is no different than all living things it is prone to disease. Humans catch viruses but your lawn is affected by fungus. Listed are several common lawn diseases… Brown patch Dollar spot Fairy ring Fusarium blight Necrotic ring spot If you lawn becomes brown, yellow or filled with mushrooms one of these unique… [Read More]
The Key To Preventing Snow Mold is Doing the Right Things for Your Lawn in the Fall and Winter!
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 Snow Mold. Both… [Read More]
Fire Pits – The Gift That Keeps On Giving All Year Long. See Why You Need One…
Most families enjoys have s’mores and a couple drinks under the stars? Once you have a fire pit, you can entertain the neighborhood as get out of the house and have some fun. Fire pits provide warmth when it’s cold and keep the bugs away when it’s hot. The following are some tips on deciding… [Read More]