Many think that since it's winter and the grass isn't actively growing there's nothing to be done to welcome spring with a lush lawn. However, there are ways to help ensure a healthy yard once it wakes up. Fertilizing in the winter is one of these ways. Read more
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Have you ever wrapped your tree to help protect it from winter weather? There may be some benefits to this practice, but there are also some serious risk. Learn more about tree wrapping and decide if it's worth it for your plants. Read more
The holidays are over (sigh) and so it's time to de-deck the halls. This means Christmas tree removal. Whether it's down already or won't be down till Valentine's day, here are some tips on what to do with it once it's removed from your home. Read more
In the new year, make a resolution to take good care of your lawn. If you've noticed new issues over the last few months, now's the time to plan how you can restore your grass come spring. One common problem that appears toward the end of the year is lawn rust. Learn more about how to spot the disease and what to do about it Read more
Any creatures stirring around your home this holiday? Keep the following winter pest control tips in mind and leave the mice to prance around the Nutcracker stage. Read more
A winter wonderland is actually quite delightful for some insects, and means you're more likely to see signs of Japanese beetles in the warmer months. Read more