Posted on October 3rd, 2018
New England lawn care and maintenance tend to get overlooked once we hit the fall and winter seasons. We spend our summers outside in our yards mowing, trimming, fertilizing, and simply enjoying our grass, beds, and gardens. However, once September arrives, life in this region tends to pick up, giving us less time to relax in […]
Posted on September 26th, 2018
Fall in New England means football, fairs, and foliage. Leaf peepers from all over the world flock to our region to catch a glimpse of the leaves as they transition from emerald green into fiery reds, yellows, and oranges. Fortunately for us locals, we never have to leave the comfort of home to enjoy everything […]
Posted on August 6th, 2018
Selling a home is stressful. You may feel like all of the projects that you never ended up getting to need to get done all at once. Don’t freak out, they don’t. It’s important to remember that the things you’ve always wanted to do and change around your house may be completely irrelevant or unattractive […]
Posted on July 20th, 2018
Unhappy With Your Lawn? Do you feel like you’ve tried everything when it comes to keeping your lawn nice and you just can’t win? Overseeding can give your lawn the extra boost it may need. Sometimes, even the most well-cared for and maintained lawn will experience a failure to thrive. The weather, our families, and […]
Posted on July 13th, 2018
When you hear the word ‘grub’ it’s safe to say that a pleasant picture doesn’t pop up in your head. If you’re unfamiliar with the animal itself you may only know it by its ugly features and bright white body. If you’ve personally dealt with grubs in the instance of them destroying your lawn, you […]
Posted on June 21st, 2018
Are you fighting (and losing) the war on lawn moss? It’s a common occurrence in both residential and commercial lawns alike. Like most weeds and unwanted growth, lawn moss only needs to find a single sparse area in your yard to thrive. Once it finds an empty, shady spot it in the soil, it runs […]
Posted on February 20th, 2018
Heavy snowfall on a driveway can lead to an icy and tough to navigate walkway. Excessive snow on a roof can lead to ice dams and a weakened structure. With that being said, does excessive snow on your lawn or garden have any negative effects? Natural Snow Cover Your lawn and garden are safe and […]
Posted on February 15th, 2018
Have you ever stopped to marvel at some of the obstacles that mother nature manages to overcome year after year? Take the winter months for example: If you live in the New England area, or a region with a similar frigid winter climate, it really is a miracle that any plant life survives the season […]
Posted on February 12th, 2018
Winter weather is cold, but it’s also very dry and can be quite damaging to plants that have been sucked dry by the winter winds. If your soil freezes over for the entirety of the winter season, it’s important to make sure that your lawn has received ample water before the freeze occurs. That way, […]
Posted on February 5th, 2018
How many times are you going to shovel your driveway and front steps with that broken snow shovel from 1995? Investing in one or two good shovels can cut down on the time it takes you to remove the snow from your property. Here’s what you should look for when shovel shopping: Variations of Snow […]
