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Healthy Winter Lawn

How to Maintain a Healthy Winter Lawn

Pre-Planning & Seasonal Care

While your lawn may be dormant during the winter months, it doesn't mean damage can't be done. Learn how to help maintain a healthy winter lawn so that it bounces back beautifully in the spring.  Read more

Winter Lawn Diseases

Types of Winter Lawn Disease

And How to Prevent Them

Just when you think your grass is going dormant, there's nothing left to do, hold that thought. Take a look at the following list of winter lawn diseases. Then learn what preventative measures to take now to help ensure your grass wakes up healthy and vibrant.  Read more

Types of Lawn Disease

5 Types of Lawn Disease

Plus Prevention Methods

During this season of giving, give your lawn some added attention. Now that most of the leaves have fallen and the weather is changing, your lawn is more susceptible to certain unfavorable conditions. Learn about the different types of lawn disease and how to prevent them this season. Come the spring, you'll be thankful you spent the extra time now.  Read more

Spoiler alert! Now that the weather is getting colder and dormant season is around the corner, your grass may turn slightly brown. Or all brown. But don't worry! Here's how to tell the difference between dead versus dormant grass.  Read more

Stink Bug Control

Stink Bug Control

For a More Pleasant Fall

Do you know what stinks about fall? We’re not talking about the scent of autumnal bonfires, pumpkin spice, and forest pines. No. We’re talking about pests. Stink bugs, in particular. These creepy, crawly insects invade homes this time of year looking for shelter. But you can use these stink bug control tactics to help prevent them from venturing into your house. Read more

Asian Lady Beetles

What are Asian Lady Beetles

Nope, They’re Not Ladybugs

Halloween may be over, but there could still be a scary situation happening in your house. Since the seasons are changing, pests could be turning to your home for shelter. One pest in particular is known to swarm this time of year. A close cousin to the ladybug, Asian lady beetles are orange and black—appropriate for the season—and arrive in droves looking to spend the winter inside. Learn how to turn your luck around to prevent these pests from infiltrating your home.  Read more