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How Long Do You Have To Wait Before Walking on Newly Installed Sod?
Published on Tuesday, July 20, 2021
One of the perks of sod is that you can get a beautiful new lawn much quicker than if you were to use seeds to grow your new lawn. Since it is pregrown grass, sod is often referred to as an "instant lawn" because you can enjoy the look of a lush, green lawn on the day of installation. However, the sod will still need time to establish itself into your soil before you walk on it or use it normally. We recommend that you wait about a month to walk on your new lawn and about 2 months to...
What nutrients are in our fertilizer?
Published on Wednesday, July 14, 2021
Most property owners know that fertilizers are essential in order for their turf to be at its best health. All fertilizer treatments make use of three primary nutrients that all grass needs to thrive: nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. There are other nutrients that should also be present in fertilizers, such as calcium, magnesium, and sulfur, however, they are only needed in smaller quantities.
Each major nutrient has a big role to play in proper grass growth and health including:...
5 Amazing Summer Blooms You'll Find in Michigan
Published on Wednesday, July 07, 2021
Increasing your curb appeal is enough reason to start the search for the most amazing flowers your region has to offer. Summer-blooming flowers are an excellent addition to any landscape, especially when you obtain those that produce a stunning display of colors that is nothing short of glorious when in full bloom.
Five summer blooms in Michigan that you might want to consider are bright eyes, tomato soup coneflower, orange garden lily, snow lady, and bubblegum blast. Continue reading to...
Mosquitoes carry many diseases transmitted to humans and pets through their bites!
Published on Sunday, July 04, 2021
Mosquitoes can put a damper on the moments you spend with your family outdoors. Aside from their distracting buzzing sound, they carry harmful diseases that can affect humans and even pets. Unfortunately, these annoying pests remain the deadliest animal globally, and they can already be on your property. Mosquito bites are itchy and can cause serious illnesses, so it is crucial to keep them away from your outdoor space.
Mosquitoes are most active during warm months. The best way to prevent...
Here’s How to Choose the Right Commercial Lawn Mowing Company
Published on Sunday, June 27, 2021
Keeping your commercial property looking good takes time and effort. This is especially true when it comes to maintaining commercial lawns. As a business owner juggling multiple priorities, deciding on which commercial lawn mowing company to hire can be daunting as there are so many different options.
The key to finding the right service is to check the reviews of various mowing companies, ensure they follow the 1/3 rule, and find someone who does more than just mow your lawn. Implementing...
What makes a difference? Slow-Release Fertilizer vs. Fast-Release Fertilizer
Published on Wednesday, June 23, 2021
If you want a healthy, lush lawn, fertilization is the key. There is no one fertilizer that can be considered a magic formula for all types of lawns. It largely depends on the exact nutrients that the soil needs most. According to the University of Illinois, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium are very essential for a healthy lawn.
Most fertilizers fall under one of these two categories: slow-release or fast-release fertilizer. It's important to know how each one functions so that you...
What is that? - Identifying 4 Common Tree Diseases
Published on Wednesday, June 16, 2021
Have you noticed something abnormal about the trees on your lawn? Perhaps you've seen some decay on the bark, or maybe you've seen some weak or dead branches or some seeping fluid or even pests. These can all be signs that your tree is suffering from a disease.
There are some common tree diseases prevalent in Macomb, MI and surrounding areas. They include tree rust, tree canker, leaf spot, and apple scab. It's important to be familiar with them so that appropriate ...
4 Summer Weeds To Be Wary Of
Published on Wednesday, June 09, 2021
Weeds are unwanted plants that offer no value to your lawn. They are persistent, even in the summer season. Summer weeds thrive during the hot summer months and eradicating them is vital to maintain your curb appeal. Correctly identifying summer weeds will help you pick the best course of action to get rid of them and maybe even prevent them from growing in the first place.
Crabgrass and dandelion are examples of summer weeds you need to be wary of. They are invasive weeds that can take over ...
June Is Grub Prevention Month - In Our Book
Published on Wednesday, June 02, 2021
In a world where you can fill your calendar with various national months – everything from National Great Outdoors Month to National Rose Month – we'd like to submit our bid on adding National Grub Prevention Month to June. Since Japanese beetles and June bugs, common in northeast states like Michigan, begin to lay eggs in June, this is the perfect time to lay down your preventative measures. Prevention is the most effective way of preventing a grub takeover on your lawn....
Is My Pet Safe Outdoors During Lawn Care Treatments?
Published on Monday, May 31, 2021
Are you a pet owner and wondering how you can keep your pet safe during a lawn treatment? It's normal to worry
about the products being used on your lawn, how safe they are for your pets, and how long you should be keeping your
pets off of your lawn after treatment. We get it! That is why we have listed some helpful tips below regarding what
you can do to keep your pets safe before, during, and after your lawn has undergone a care treatment such as
fertilization.
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