Dayton, Troy, Ohio - Ever-Green Lawn and Landscaping
With so much misinformation out there about feeding (fertilizing) your lawn, here's some scientific fact about why fall (and winter) feedings are often the best. One, any time is a good time for nitrogen, but the best time is when it can be … [Read More]
It's one of the most common questions in the lawn and landscape industry. That is: "Is aeration really a good idea, and when's the best time to do it?" Well, for years we've shared the advantages of "plugging" your lawn, your turf, in order to … [Read More]
To those who are committed to their lawns fifty two weeks a year, the next eight weeks are some of the most important. Why? Because fall fertilization, in the estimation of most turf experts, is the most important feeding for your lawn in the … [Read More]
Here's why you don't want to put it off - seeding a new lawn or a renovated section of your existing lawn. Here's why it's better to spend the time now, in October, to get to work instead of taking a chance on next spring. For one, you have … [Read More]
As we enter the fall season there's one simple test to tell whether the lawn program you're currently using is doing its job. The test? How does your grass look? With the recent dry weather has your efforts to feed and water produced the … [Read More]
We get it. By the time October rolls around most people are pretty tired of mowing grass, even those most dedicated to the look of their lawn and landscaping. You grow weary of the same spots, the same angles...the same turns of the mower and … [Read More]
There's more to consider for fall planting than just grass seed and perennial bulbs. Now, more than ever, people are considering trees as an accent and long-term investment in their property. If you think that doesn't matter...just ask a … [Read More]
It is probably the most frequent call, and the most frequently asked question since June. "Why do I have all this crabgrass in my yard? "I got the treatment in March. I paid good money for pre-emergent to prevent crabgrass from growing later in … [Read More]
Now that we're into summer it's showtime - for those who annually bathe their beds and landscaping with the rich, varied colors of the season. For many, it's a yearly labor of love; something looked forward to throughout the cold dreary months of … [Read More]
Yes, you're mowing more than you usually do. It's been raining since the end of February, and you probably started mowing about the last week of March. And you probably spent the first two weeks of mowing just 'dead-heading' your lawn - that is, … [Read More]
