Nothing ruins a beautiful summer evening faster than a swarm of hungry mosquitoes. These tiny pests aren’t just a nuisance—they can also carry diseases and leave behind itchy, irritating bites. While citronella candles and bug sprays offer temporary relief, they…
As the frost of winter gives way to the warmth of spring, our lawns emerge from their slumber. While nature works its magic with longer days and milder temperatures, there’s one crucial ally we must not overlook: spring fertilizer. In…
Chinch bugs may be small, but they can cause massive damage to your lawn if left unchecked. These tiny insects suck the life out of your grass—literally—by feeding on the blades and injecting toxins that turn your once-lush lawn into…
Lawn overseeding can help improve your turf’s overall health and appearance. How? Seeding your lawn is a process of spreading grass seed over the already existing turf to help fill in the gaps. Generally, overseeding is best for larger areas where…
Every homeowner dreams of a lush, green lawn—one that feels like a soft carpet underfoot and boosts curb appeal. But weeds? They have other plans. These unwelcome guests compete with your grass for nutrients, sunlight, and water, often leaving your…
A beautiful lawn doesn’t happen by accident. It takes the right balance of care, attention, and—most importantly—nutrients. Just like people need food to stay healthy, your lawn needs fertilizer to grow strong, fight off weeds, and maintain its vibrant color.…
A healthy, thriving lawn starts with strong roots and well-aerated soil. Traditional core aeration has long been an industry standard for improving soil health, but liquid aeration is emerging as an effective and convenient alternative. If you’re looking for a…
With so many different types of rakes out there, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. From leaf rakes to thatch rakes and everything in between, how do you know which rake is right for your lawn care needs? So, whether you’re…
Winterizer fertilizer is an important element of your lawn care plan to maximize the health and wellness of your lawn. After the long, hot summer, lawns can take a beating. Whether it be from the heat or humidity, constant wear,…
Introduction Chinch bugs are a common turf damaging insects that plague Ontario lawns in the peak of the summer months. Chinch bugs thrive in very hot and dry conditions. The damage is caused by them sucking the nutrients right out…
