Fall is one of the most important seasons for lawn care. It's the time to help your lawn recover from summer, prepare for winter, and help ensure a lush spring. Here are 10 tips for how to help your lawn regain and maintain it's health for the upcoming seasons.
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While you may be focusing on getting ready for a slew of upcoming holidays, your lawn is getting ready for winter. You can help strengthen your grass by applying a winterizer fertilizer. It’s one of the most important fall lawn care tasks to do before another dormant season.
Fall is an important season for lawn care. Between building your turf back up from summer stress to strengthening it for winter survival, there's one practice that can help accomplish both. Learn about the many benefits of fall fertilizing to restore and enhance your grass.
How’s your grass doing after the hot, dry summer? If it’s looking drab and overrun with weeds, your yard may benefit from an overhaul. Learn what goes into lawn renovation and why it may be better than separate treatment options.
Ready to revive or reseed your lawn before the grass goes dormant again in the winter? Before you start spreading any seeds, do you know the best grass types for Pennsylvania lawns? Familiarize yourself with the factors and conditions to consider to make the most of your reseeding efforts.
When it comes to lawn care, there are some processes that work better together to achieve lush, healthy grass. Learn about how aeration and overseeding benefits the appearance and vitality of your yard and why it's best to team them up in your maintenance routine.
Summer's warm, humid days are ideal for sunning by the pool, relaxing in the air conditioning, and fungal growth in lawns. Learn how to identify, treat, and prevent summer lawn disease so you can focus more on enjoying the season.
Our focus was finding a solution to our mosquito program, and we first introduced Scion only to this aspect of our operation. We have now integrated Scion into our plant health care and flea and tick programs. The results have been nothing but predictable since the introduction.
Between the extreme temperatures and drought conditions, grass that’s usually lush and green can turn brown and brittle. But this doesn’t necessarily mean it’s dead. Learn the signs of stressed out summer grass and how to tell if it’s dead or dormant.
Even if you've tried preventative methods, you could still see weeds pop up in lawns and gardens. If you do, it's time for post-emergent crabgrass control. Find out what options you have and how to use them effectively.