Xeriscaping in Northern New England
Living in the Northeast I never thought I would consider adding xeriscaping (pronounced zera-scaping) to my landscape design repertoire. Whatever…
Your Life Outside
Lawn watering, from green to brown
June is typically a transition month from cooler wet weather to warmer and drier weather in NH and VT. While…
Lawn care treatment precautions
You just arrive home and you see a lawn flag in your lawn, you don’t know what to do! What…
Lawn weeds
Many folks cannot stand dandelions, clover, violets, wild strawberry and a host of other creepy-crawly broadleaf weeds. By definition, a…
White Grubs in your lawn
I was just finishing up some yard work today and noticed some rather large, creamy color, C shaped grubs worms…
Tick Suppression by your lawn company
While most people are generally aware that their lawn care company can address turf problems, many are not aware of tick suppression. …
Lawn pests include grubs
There are about eight major types of grubs in NH and VT that cause turf damage, ranging from the classic…
Voles damage lawns
As the snow melts (eventually), you may find surface tunnels on your lawn caused by voles. This can be a disturbing…
Lawn care companies
A turf program can be defined as creative, client responsive, results oriented, or even thoughtful. This kind of lawn program would…
Spring Lawn Checklist
The snow is mostly gone, you may even have a few lingering snow banks that refuse to leave, but for…
Crabgrass in your lawn
There is excitement in the air as day time temperatures rise past the 40’s and into the 50’s with the…
How to find a great lawn care company
On the surface, many lawn care companies appear exactly alike as it relates to a phone book or newspaper advertisement. …
Lime reduces rock salt damage!
If you have been wondering what sort of impact so much snow will have on the average lawn come spring,…
