Now that your grass is growing slower, you may think the weeds are too. Well, they're still out there! In fact, some weeds—like henbit—are in the process of germinating now, even though you won't see them until spring. So, there's such a thing as fall lawn weeds, and there are ways to stop them. Read more
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See that colorful blanket of leaves across your lawn? It's not the only thing that needs to go to maintain your yard's health and prosperity. Follow this fall lawn clean-up list before the first frost sets in. Read more
As your grass prepares for the winter dormant season, you can help prepare it for its spring wake up call! A healthy lawn requires maintenance every season, so here are some fall lawn care tips to help you put your yard to bed. Read more
You've spent all summer mowing, and now that the grass is growing a little slower you may think your yard work is done. Think again! It's the perfect time to prepare your lawn for what's to come: harsh winter weather and spring weeds. Fall weed control involves killing weeds before they even get a chance to grow by applying a pre-emergent herbicide. Read more
After spending all summer cutting the grass, you may be ready to call it quits, but is your yard really ready? Here are some reasons why it's not time to stop mowing the lawn just yet. Read more
Common Methods of Controlling Japanese Beetles
And Keeping Them From Coming Back
Posted
September 3, 2020
Just when you thought the spotted lanternfly was a detriment to your lawn and garden, another native Asian bug swoops in. Here are some methods of Japanese beetle control that can help save your plants from total destruction. Read more