Proper lawn maintenance can make a big difference in maintaining the condition of a healthy lawn, especially in the spring. Mowing is often viewed as one of the most important and beneficial (not to mention satisfying) practices you, as a home owner can do. The sound of the motor whirring, the smell of fresh cut grass, the feel of the wind on your back... it doesn't get much better than that! Okay, the beverage after the fact might be even sweeter, but you get the point.
It's no secret that spring is one the best times of year for lawn care. Now that the snow is gone and buds are blooming, it's time to get it ready for the long, green season ahead with the help of Nutri-Lawn.
Weak, bare, or damaged parts of your lawn should be tended to in early spring. Overseeding is a great way to add new grass to your lawn, but make sure you’re committed to a proper watering schedule to achieve good growth.
Temperatures are warming, birds are chirping and snow is melting... spring is finally here folks, and it's shaping up to be a great one! As soon as the ground is dry and green shoots of all varieties begin popping up, it’s time to get outside and prepare. Here are 5 things you can do this season to maximize your investment of time and money to have the lawn of your dreams this summer.
Lawns suffer enough from the damaging effects that snow and ice can cause over the winter months. To add insult to injury, adding road salt and sidewalk ice-melter to the equation can make things even worse. Areas of the lawn along the edges of sidewalks, boulevards and driveways are often left damaged in the spring when the snow melts, leaving homeowners struggling for answers.
Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened. Summer 2020 will soon be coming to an end, and what an interesting season it was!
The Japanese Beetle is the adult life stage of a common destructive white grub species found in Canada. The Japanese Beetle is one of many white grubs species that attack lawns and it is important to identify which species is which. The adult Japanese Beetle has a distinctive metallic emerald coloured head, and copper coloured wings. Each wing has 6 tufts of white coloured hair along each edge. Although its appearance is stunning, the damage they can create to plant material is anything but.
I spy with my little eye something that is lime-green and growing in the lawn…if you guessed Crabgrass, then you are absolutely correct!
