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3 Legs That Make Up the Lawn Care Tripod
In our fantastic state of Georgia, there are many more than just the four basic seasons. You have spring if you're lucky, then summer, then mega summer, late summer, early fall, second summer, the middle fall, light winter, tundra winter, a couple more fall days, then...
What You Can Do to Help Your Grass
Get Your Lawn Aerated If you’re similar to many homeowners, your lawn gets more use than any other area of landscaping, especially with kids and/or pets. With such high traffic on your grass, this could mean that soil can become compacted over time. During the growing...
When To Water Bermudagrass
Keeping your grass green involves a few different means of care. These can include: fertilization, treatments for weeds, keeping it mowed at a shorter level, aeration, and the oft-overlooked watering. Watering your lawn haphazardly can have ill effects. It's best to...
How to Winterize Your Lawn
Keep your grass pristine through the cold months this winter by winterizing your lawn. Winter is rough on your turf, but this process of preparing your yard for the cold will build up your lawn's tolerance to damage and harsh temperatures so it will be lush and...
Weeds of Georgia and How to Deal with Them
In the wonderful state of Georgia, there are a few hundred different species of weeds. Not all species of weeds are terrible or invasive. However, if you don’t get weeds under control as soon as possible, they can become a nightmare. Many of the weeds species you find...
The Importance & Benefits of Pre-Emergent Treatment
Having perfectly green, lush, healthy grass is what everyone wants for their lawn. To achieve these results, more and more homeowners are employing a lawn treatment service that applies various solutions every 7 or 8 weeks throughout the year. Among the services...
Poisonous Plants to Watch Out For in Georgia
Our great and majestic state of Georgia is home to many indigenous and many transplanted species. The plants, animals, wildlife, and ecology in Georgia are ever-changing. As of right now, there are a few poisonous plants that thrive and are quite prominent in our...
3 Pet-Friendly Plants to Keep Pests Away
While just about everyone enjoys the warm weather of spring and summer, there are very few out there that enjoy the bugs and pests the seasons bring. If you’re not already having your lawn treated for pests, and you enjoy a little gardening, you may want to...
How to Properly Mow Your Lawn
When most people go to mow their lawn, they typically want nothing more than to make the grass shorter. They don’t think about the exact length they want it cut, just that it won’t be as long as it was before they started. What homeowners like this may not realize, is...
Your Lawn & the Pivotal Month of May
As you may be aware, May can be a very pivotal month in the different seasons of your lawn. If your lawn has been fertilized over the last few months, chances are it’s in great shape and virtually weed-free. There are a couple of schools of thought one had to get rid...