Benefits of Fall Aeration
Now that it’s fall, it's time to start thinking about prepping your lawn for the harsh Canadian winters. In our last blog we discussed how fall fertilization benefits your turf,…
Why you Need to Fertilize your Lawn this Fall
We always get asked by homeowners, “Do I need to fertilize my lawn in the fall,” and our answer is always yes! Many homeowners believe that when summer is over,…
Dealing with Crabgrass
Dandelions may be considered the peskiest of the common weeds, but crabgrass is considered the most common and troublesome weed to eliminate once it calls your turf home. Technically, crabgrass…
Are there Chinch bugs in your lawn?
You’re probably aware that certain insects can harm your grass if they choose to make your lawn their home. One insect that is capable of damaging your turf is the…
Overseeding for a Thick Lawn
Every homeowner’s ideal lawn is green, lush, and thick, but this perfect lawn can be difficult to achieve without lawn overseeding. One great way to get closer to that flawless…
Grub Control Techniques
Have you noticed that your lawn is plagued with brown spots and grass that just doesn’t seem to grow? Does this grass feel soft and spongy to walk on? Are…
Proper Mowing Practices
Mowing is one of the most important and beneficial practices to help you achieve a healthy and thick lawn, though many homeowners don’t realize that they’re mowing their turf improperly.…
Helpful Tips That Remove Dandelions From Your Lawn
Have Dandelions Invaded Your Lawn? Dandelions are the most hated weed by anyone with a lawn. Although their name sounds sweet and innocent, they’re anything but that. Dandelions can reproduce…
What Pest is “Bugging” Your Lawn?
With the warm weather of Spring comes the re-emergence of greenery, sunshine, and unfortunately, unwanted insects and pests. You may not realize that you are dealing with an insect problem…
Caring for your Lawn During the Spring Thaw
The snow has melted for good and for the first time this Spring, you’re getting a good look at your lawn. You may see a sad soggy landscape with patches…