Have you been thinking about showing your yard some love this year? Not sure where to start? Don’t worry — back away from Roundup – let us help! There are so many reasons to upgrade your lawn, whether you’re looking to sell or just bought a new home or maybe you just...
Trees and shrubs often fail to flourish due to lack of proper nourishment. Deep root feeding on a regular basis will help improve and protect your landscape. You should feed your trees and shrubs at least once per season. Deep root feeding is the process of injecting...
There are seven species of moles in North America. The mole that you have been seeing around your yard is most likely an Eastern mole, or Scalopus aquaticus. Moles disturb the roots of grass and other plants causing indirect damage to your greenery. They also cause...
Colder weather has moved in into middle Tennessee but it’s not time to put away the lawn maintenance tools yet. Fall is a crucial time in the life of your yard. At Advanced Lawn Solutions we treat our client’s lawns with specific steps and services in the fall to...
Seeding — it’s one of our busiest times of the year, and for good reason it’s one of the BEST things you can do for your lawn to ensure a gorgeous, lush covering come spring. If you’ve never seeded before, you may be wondering why you would need to seed, your lawn...
Summer is in full swing and it’s been HOT and wet here in Middle Tennessee. The current weather we’re experiencing mixed with the mild winter we had has made the perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes. Mosquitoes are resilient pests that can ruin your outdoor...
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...
