Taking care of your lawn doesn't stop when the weather cools and the leaves begin to change color. Fall is an important time for turf to “heal” after a stressful summer, especially if it has been worn down by traffic or suffered [...]
Injury due to salt is most common on landscape plants growing adjacent to highways, streets, sidewalks, and driveways that are regularly salted during the winter for ice control. Most of the salt used for deicing purposes is sodium chloride, ordinary rock salt [...]
Limestone Benefits Limestone benefits your lawn in many ways. When your soil pH is too low or acidic, it needs limestone to bring it back into balance. Soil that is too acidic causes fertilizers and important nutrients to become 'locked up' and [...]
Now that summer weather has arrived, many of our customers start asking us about watering the lawn – what is the best time of day to water; how often; how long, etc. Our answers to those questions have changed over the years [...]
Did you know that a lawn area just 50-ft square absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and releases enough oxygen for a family of four to breathe? Or that the grass and trees along the U.S. interstate highway system release enough oxygen [...]
It’s that time of year again, time to start thinking about fertilizing your lawn and dealing with the chores that go with it. Maybe this is the year you let a professional handle the headache but who do you choose? The Maryland [...]