As a homeowner, you have a long list of tasks that need to be completed each season. It’s not unusual to find that one or more of these tasks are pushed to the side when spring rolls around and the to-do list grows. When deciding which tasks are more important than...
Last summer’s drought conditions wreaked a lot of havoc on our plants and trees. While some plants began to show these signs immediately, other plants such as evergreens and conifers are just now showing signs of damage. Most evergreens such as Leland cypress, thuga...
If you struggled with your lawn in 2019, you aren’t alone. Many people in the Middle Tennessee area saw several turf problems last year due to the temperatures, weeds and disease in the region. But 2020 is a new year, and it’s time to take control of your lawn. With...
After your seeding appointment this fall, the success of your lawn depends on what happens in the next six to eight weeks. Taking care of your newly seeded lawn can be a simple process if you follow a few easy tips. 1. Watering During the first two to four weeks after...
Even though it’s still hot out, right now is the perfect time to start preparing for next year’s lawn. That beautiful lush Middle Tennessee lawn doesn’t just happen on its own. If you’re reading this you probably already realize it takes a lot of work to have the lawn...
For many Americans, a well-manicured, lush green lawn is the ultimate goal. But caring for your lawn can seem like a losing battle. If you have let your lawn fall to the wayside, here are some reasons you should consider bringing your yard back to life this summer. A...
Now that warmer weather is here, it’s time to start thinking about our landscaping. Most importantly, protecting it. A light winter and an early spring many times can mean an early and fierce appearance of common garden pests. Three of the top offenders that we deal...
We know how irritating weeds in your lawn can be. Weeds are opportunists and will grow and flourish with just the smallest opportunity. If your lawn happens to have any weaknesses, weeds will take over. Broadleaf weeds are especially difficult. Once they take root,...
The weather will be warming up soon and the neighborhood kids won’t be the only ones returning to the back yard. Warmer weather also brings those pesky mosquitoes. Mosquitoes are resilient pests that can ruin your outdoor experience and can carry harmful viruses like...
Shade trees and small ornamental trees may be affected by plant diseases. Although most of these issues are simply aesthetic problems and cause no long-term damage, some diseases can seriously disfigure trees and others can even be lethal. There are several things you...
