A Wet, Cold Spring is Damaging Lawns
Due to the ongoing wet, cold weather and late snow melt, lawns, especially those seeded last year, are experiencing serious…
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An Early Spring?
An early spring offers fantastic opportunities for outdoor projects including spring clean ups, repairs, garden work and my favorite: lawn…
Visions of a Beautiful Lawn
As seed catalogs arrive, we get a peek into the not-so-distant future of gardening, and more importantly for some of…
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…
Summer Lawn Tips
As we move into hotter summer weather, what you do or don’t do to your lawn can have an enormous…
Sunscald: Those Brown Spots on Your Lawn
Are you seeing sections of your lawn where the grass has turned a light tan color and looks like straw? …
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…
Fall Mowing And The Final Cut
I’ve been asked over a half dozen times in just the past few days “when should I stop mowing and…
Water Your Dry Lawn This Spring
While Vermont and New Hampshire are not suffering through a long-term drought like California, we are certainly experiencing a very…
Crabgrass Q & A
Q. It’s April and my lawn is full of crabgrass, what can I do? A. Crabgrass is an annual…
Spring Lawn Tips
As the last-gasp of winter loosens it grip on spring, your lawn is likely covered with gravel, sand, leaves, and…
5 Things Your Lawn Wants to tell You
1. Location: As the winter begins and your lawn is covered by ice or snow, there are some secrets your…
