An Early Spring?
An early spring offers fantastic opportunities for outdoor projects including spring clean ups, repairs, garden work and my favorite: lawn…
Organic & Natural
August Lawn Advice
August is actually a great month to help your lawn but is often overshadowed with end-of-summer vacations and getting the…
Neonicotinoids, Bees and Turf Care
This post was first published on Feb. 4, 2016. This updated version is from the Chippers spring newsletter. No corrections…
Are Lawn Fertilizers Dangerous?
Every now and then, I hear or read random statements claiming that lawn fertilizers are dangerous. This is a topic…
Organic Weed Control
Most folks do not understand or believe that lawn weeds can be effectively reduced with organic products and methods. There…
Organic Lawn Care Demystified
There are many good reasons to consider adding organic treatments to your typical lawn care program. Even if you…
Compost tea: many benefits for your lawn this spring
Maybe you are an avid lawn care consumer, sticking by tried and true products for years but are looking for…
Compost Tea, yogurt for your lawn
You may have heard of the benefits to the human body of yogurt containing probiotics. A well-made compost tea can…
2016 Top 5 lawn treatments
Most can agree that there are certainly some basics to really providing visible improvement in lawns, from color, to density,…
Lawn care companies
A turf program can be defined as creative, client responsive, results oriented, or even thoughtful. This kind of lawn program would…
Give Your Lawn a Banana – Potassium
I don’t literally mean give your lawn a banana, but in the sense of what potassium (K) provides, the analogy…
Lime is important to your lawn
Lime in NH or VT is a vital part to any lawn care program for multiple reasons. The most common…
