Broadleaf Perennial Weed Control – First, attack the weeds; if you don’t get rid of the weeds this fall, your lawns will surely regret it next spring. Control perennial broadleaf weeds with selective liquid herbicide (kills the weeds, not the grass). Liquid applications are more effective than granular “weed & feeds” and are available in […]
Aiding Your Lawn in Recovering from Summers’ Stress. Read More »
The last couple of weeks, we’ve had much cooler nighttime temperatures (ranging from the mid 50’s to low 60’s) than typical, and certainly more so than we’ve had from June through early August. While we had some rain in August, we are still woefully behind the average rainfall we’ve been used to most summers in
September is for seeding… grass that is! Read More »
Drought stress on a Dogwood tree. Tree and Shrub Damage from the Heat and/or Drought – Excessive heat coupled with dry conditions has greatly increased plant damage this summer, especially on newer plantings and shallow rooted plants. The high humidity levels combined with high temperatures and no rain has caused fungus damage on foliage and
Plant recovery, protection and wildlife in our yards. Read More »
Broadleaf Weed Control with Selective Liquid Herbicide – The hot, dry weather that has caused dormancy in our lawns much of the summer also allowed many broadleaf weeds to flourish. Clover, dandelions, plantains and more are perennial weeds that live from year to year. Remove them now with an application of selective liquid weed control.
It’s Time to Weed, Feed & Seed Lawns! Read More »
Drought Stressed Lawn This summer has been the driest we’ve seen since 2010. Things began to go south in mid-June, with significantly less than normal rainfall in June and July. Adding greatly to this problem were numerous excessive heat warnings with real feel temperatures from 100 to 110 degrees and nighttime low temperatures in
Planning for recovery from summer stress to lawns and gardens. Read More »
