Ah, the great outdoors—a place for grilling, picnics, and admiring your lush green lawn. That is, until you spot the scraggly, rebellious weed Hairy Bittercress […]
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As Massachusetts residents, we know how lucky we are to experience the beautiful autumn leaves that only a few can see! However, those beautiful fall
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Fall in Massachusetts brings around plenty to look forward to! The good? Temperate weather, pumpkin pie, and, of course, apple cider donuts (our personal favorite).
As the crisp autumn air settles into the Northeast, homeowners begin to prepare for the colder months ahead. While raking leaves, cleaning gutters, and prepping
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Wondering which grass will thrive in your Rhode Island lawn? Well, not all are created equal! This point is especially true when considering the unique
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Do you know the individual needs of your grass type? From fine fescues to perennial ryegrasses, cool-season varieties are the foundation of a beautiful lawn
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As we go further into the autumn season, the average daily temperatures are dropping, and frost is tipping the grass blades. Since we’ve come to
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One of the tremendous advantages of the fall season is the mild temperatures and increased rain. Your lawn might even be looking its best! However,
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Your lawn accesses plenty of water, you mow often, and it’s regularly fertilized– so why is it sickly? Well, thatch might be the culprit. Thatch
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What exactly is Core Aeration? Core aeration is the mechanical process by which we pull thumb-size cores out of the lawn. This allows air and
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