The Do’s and Don’ts of Winter Lawn Care
Now that winter has fully engulfed us in its chilly embrace, you may not be thinking about your lawn at all. But there are some vital steps that you can take now to help your lawn remain plush and vibrant once springtime rolls around. Here are some do’s and don’ts of winter lawn care. DO store all seed, fertilizer, and …
Protecting Your Lawn from Winter Salt
Homeowners and businesses have been using salt to keep their roads and sidewalks free of ice for over 80 years. With vehicles still being our main form of transportation, keeping roads clear is essential to daily life, and this includes making sure that others stay safe on our driveways and pathways too. Sadly, for all the good it does, salt …
How to Get Your Lawn Ready for Winter
The leaves have fallen, the days are shorter and toques are becoming virtually mandatory. Yes, it’s here once again – winter. Now that winter is here to stay, we need to make sure that our lawns are ready. There are a few ways we can help prepare our lawn to ensure that it’s able to survive the harsh cold season …
Lawn Maintenance Tips for the Dead of Winter
Raising a lush, green, beautiful lawn requires the diligence and knowledge of a farmer. In mild climate zones, the winter cycle remains a vibrant growth cycle where you can maintain your usual lawn care regimen. However, if you live in a colder region that has snow accumulation or sub-freezing temperatures, there are several important components of winter lawn care that …
Begin Restoring Your Lawn After a Harsh Winter
After a long, harsh winter, you may feel the itch to start prepping your lawn for spring. If you feel like you took a beating this winter, you can bet your lawn feels the same! Cold and snow have been on the ground for some time now and there are still weeks before we see signs of spring. If you …
Dealing with Snow Mould
Identifying and Treating Drought Damage
Do you ever wonder why your lawn is not as green as the lawns of your neighbors? When your grass starts to turn into a dull gray/brown hue or darken in colour, it is a sign that it needs a drink. Drought happens when your lawn is not receiving enough water, which can bring severe stress to your grass and …
Identifying & Treating Grub Damage
Are you experiencing lawn problems, but can’t see any clear reasons why? Grubs may be at fault! In Southern Ontario, there are three species of white grubs that infest lawns – the European Chafer, the June Beetle, and the Japanese Beetle. So how do you know if you’re battling the bugs? There are patches in your turf. If Spring arrived …
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