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As we head into summer, our main hurdle is overcoming the stresses placed upon lawns and landscapes by high heat, high humidity, and drought. Please read over the information contained within this newsletter and help us get the most out of your green space. Lawns that go dormant in summer...

We are in the hottest driest part of the season make sure you are watering at least 20 minutes per zone per day And adjust watering times depending upon the conditions below. Also, your lawn is telling you to water more when it starts to turn a darker blue-green color and when footprints remain in...

Proper fertilization, watering, and cutting all play roughly equal parts in the establishment of a healthy lawn. Through summer, one of the most significant causes of a problem lawn is a bad haircut. Keep your tools sharp Just like a dull razor, a dull mower blade can cause injury. When grass...

The key to controlling summer lawn insects is stopping them early. As with any pest, prevention is the best cure. here are a few of summer's most destructive pests: Chinch bugs: these bugs suck the plant juices from grass blades, injecting a poison that causes blades to turn brown and die. Look...

Summer brings a brand new crop of unwanted weed invaders to lawns. These hot weather varieties can be difficult to control. They can easily get the upper hand during the summer because they are better suited to surviving hot, dry weather than many other kinds of plants especially turf grass. An...

The trees and shrubs in your landscape beautify your surroundings, help the environment, and add value to your property. Unfortunately, nearly every one of those plants is susceptible to serious damage from insects or diseases. Proper control measures should be planned to prevent serious plant...