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Spring Allergies

As lawn care professionals, we love spring and all of the growing and blooming that comes along with it. But just like all good things, spring does come with its drawbacks. The biggest one for millions of people is spring allergies. Also called hay fever or allergic rhinitis, seasonal allergies can be a real nuisance.…

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Landscaping and Home Value

A well-designed and maintained landscape around your house is a great way to add curb appeal and value to your home. Whether you are in the market to sell your house, or you are planning to stay for a long time, landscaping is your chance to make a great first impression. In fact, landscaping is…

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Common Summer Lawn Pests

During the summer months, you may start to notice brown patches or other lawn damage in your otherwise healthy lawn. These areas of dead grass are often a symptom of common lawn pests. Whether these critters are working right on top of your lawn or underneath the soil, it is important to identify the type…

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Warm Season Grass

There are many different types of grasses grown in lawns, sports fields and golf courses throughout the United States. If you live in the southern part of the U.S., chances are, you have warm season grass in your yard. Unlike their northern cousins, cool season grasses, warm season grasses thrive in hot weather. Here, our experts…

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Lawn Mower Maintenance Guide

Just like a car, a lawn mower requires regular maintenance in order to perform properly and last for many years. When a mower is kept properly maintained and best mowing practices are followed, your lawn will look beautiful all year long. Whether you own a riding lawn mower or a push mower, our handy guide…

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Benefits of Mulch Installation

In addition to mowing and lawn care treatments, mulch can be a valuable addition to both residential and commercial landscaping for several reasons. First, adding mulch to flower beds and around trees and shrubs helps the soil to retain moisture, so that you have to water less. Mulch also acts as a barrier to weeds…