Most companies have different programs designed to help a variety of lawns. it is important to choose a program that fits your needs based on the current state of your lawn, your expectations, and your budget. Below is a breakdown…
Welcome to the heart of winter! Though we haven’t seen too much snow this season, there is still plenty of time for winter to rear its ugly head so it’s important to be prepared with tips that will help you…
Again, this winter has been a weird one. I know in my house; I’ve only had to shovel once this year (Yay! … but weird… ). Nevertheless, no matter how much snow you’ve received so far, it’s always good to…
While this winter hasn’t been especially snowy or cold, it is still a perfect time to explore and learn about products that we use every day. With the ever-growing world of innovation, science, and technology, products are constantly changing, some…
Grubs: These worm-like insects on your lawn can feel unsettling. They are unpleasant and damage your lawn by living just below the grass and feeding on its roots. Follow these tips when forming a game plan to get rid of…
With the ever-changing weather patterns, our environmental conditions have slightly changed. What hasn’t changed is the benefit of overseeding your lawn in the fall. As lawns age, the grass blades grow thinner, and their root systems become weak. When this…
With Fathers day just around the corner, I thought it would be a great opportunity to share some thoughts from the founder of Dr. Green and my Dad, Lou Van Haastrecht. Since I was a young kid I have always…
My name is Raunie Ratcliffe and I am the owner/operator of Dr. Green in Ontario, one of the branches apart of my family’s lawn care company. This year’s International Women’s Day theme really resonated with me, because #ChooseToChallenge has been…
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.…
What is Fertilizer you may ask? Well, A traditional fertilizer is food for the grass. There are three primary components on the label; Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium in this order. For example, 25-0-5 fertilizers contain 25% nitrogen, 0% phosphorus and…
