As spring is in full force, we often encounter clients with questions about how to water their lawn to achieve the healthiest yard with the greenest grass. While regular mowing intervals, fertilizing, aerating, and pest control all prove to be an important part of lawn maintenance, watering your lawn properly is essential to its vitality. So, how can you make sure that your lawn is getting enough …Read More
As spring kicks into full gear, your lawn will begin to liven up. And as your grass changes from shades of yellow to a bloom of green, it’s time to prepare your lawn for the growing season. We recommend that folks have their lawns aerated and fertilized, and they should fine tune their watering regimen and mowing interval to make the most of their grass. You can always count on the crew here at …Read More
When you invest in landscaping, you’re investing in the value of your home property. Your landscape is the first thing a passerby will notice, and it’s extremely important for the curb appeal of a home. If you’re looking to place your home on the housing market at any point in the future, you’ll want to invest in your landscape and ensure that your lawn, shrubs, and trees are flourishing. …Read More
In our last blog, we began talking about the best ways to maintain your lawn to get the most lush, lively, green grass in the neighborhood. We’d mentioned that it’s important to aerate your lawn at least once (hopefully twice) per year, and we’d talked about the importance of fertilizing your lawn to maintain the nutrient levels within your soil. Today, we’re talking about properly waterin…Read More
Keeping your landscape lush and beautiful is our job. It’s why we provide our lawn mowing and landscaping services. We take pride in producing and maintaining the most lush lawns and landscapes you can find here in the Asheboro and Greensboro areas. That’s why we’re going to take a moment today to offer up some advice for those looking to get the best, most lush lawn. Here are our lawn maint…Read More
Is your lawn looking less than lush? Do you find that no matter how much you water it, your lawn just won’t thrive? Well, unfortunately, it may be overwatering your lawn that is the initial problem. Let’s take a look at signs that you may be overwatering your lawn, as well as the best ways to water your lawn. Visible Water Runoff If you can see water runoff coming from your lawn, it means that…Read More
If you’re considering a new lawn on your property, or if you’re simply revitalizing your current lawn, you may be debating between seeding and sodding your lawn. It’s a tough debate, and there’s no clear winner. Each method has its merits. So let’s talk about the pros and cons of each; we’ll let you decide which method is best for your lawn. Seeding Your Lawn For patchy grass, that has…Read More
If you have a doggo running around your household (or a few puppers), then it’s likely that your lawn gets plenty of use. Dogs can tromp trails into your grass, they can leave dead spots where they decide to relieve themselves, they like to dig into the dirt, and of course, they leave plenty of “presents” for you to pick up. Now, you love your canine companion, but sometimes Gnarls Bark-Lee …Read More
Everybody has memories of clomping over a lawn that’s caked in little dirt clods or “aeration noodles.” You know, those clumps of dirt and grass that are extracted from the earth. But many of us don’t really know why it’s important to aerate our yards. Now that fall is fast approaching—which is one of the best times to aerate by the way—it’s time to talk about aeration. As your lan…Read More
Surely, you remember pulling a rake over your parent’s lawn to earn a dollar or two in fall. Or maybe you just remember playing in piles of leaves after all the work was done. Regardless, the raking of leaves is more than just tradition, it’s a smart move for the health of your lawn. Without raking, your lawn is susceptible to damage, especially if leaves are left for the entirety of the winte…Read More