“When can I water my lawn after a service?” is one of the most common questions we get after one of our clients receives an application. The Short Answer: It is always best to water your lawn the following day…
Crabgrass is a nuisance type of grass that can be found throughout most of Southern Ontario. It is very distinct in home lawns because it is thicker and can be taller than Kentucky bluegrass. Crabgrass also grows in clumps so…
After all the work it takes to build and maintain a healthy, vibrant, beautiful lawn, the last thing you want are lawn grubs ruining all your good effort. Lawn grubs or white grubs are various beetles in their larvae stage.…
Did you know that DIY lawn care costs more than hiring a professional company to do it for you? On top of material costs, the next major expense to any DIY project is the mistakes one learns along the way.…
We know what you are thinking: what is a lawn aeration? Grass is just like any other living organism and needs to breathe. Makes sense right? Trees, bushes, flowers, and animals all require oxygen to survive and grass is no…
5 Tips to Applying Fertilizer to Your Lawn in the Spring With Winter coming to an end, it’s the perfect time to start preparing to fertilize your lawn for the Spring, so that you can have beautiful lush green grass.…
For whatever reason, perhaps it’s their stature, trees are regarded differently from other vegetation on our yards. It leads to people wondering whether they should be watering their trees the way they do with their other plants. It is true…
Deciding upon a lawn cutting service shouldn’t be a perfunctory act. How your grass is cut lays the very foundation of your lawn’s looks and health. With this in mind, it’s vital that you know just what your grass cutting…
Are Animals Digging For Grubs In Your Yard? If you are one of the unlucky homeowners that woke up to find animals were digging up your lawn this spring you are not alone. Every spring thousands of homeowners face this…
A plant disease takes place when an organism infects a plant and disrupts its normal growth habits. Symptoms can range from slight discoloration to death of the plant. Diseases have many causes including fungi, bacteria, viruses, and nematodes. Below are…
