These Things on Your Property Are Rolling Out the Red Carpet for Mosquitos

Mosquitos are probably one of the most unpopular creatures, even among people who generally appreciate wildlife. No one wants a mosquito-filled yard – but we might have things on our property that roll out the red carpet and invite the mosquitos in to stay. Standing water from ponds, birdbaths, or pet water bowls can create breeding […]

Overseeding Without Aeration Might Be a Waste of Money

There are things in life that just go together – peanut butter and jelly, shoes and socks, and aeration and overseeding. Trying to overseed without aeration will greatly reduce its effectiveness. If you try to overseed compacted soil, your seeds will not get very far, and it is unlikely they’ll even germinate at all. Aeration benefits […]

3 Spring-Blooming Weeds to Watch Out for in Indiana

Weeds are not only a pesky eyesore, but they can also steal sunlight, water, and vital nutrients from your grass. Some specific weeds you should watch out for are chickweed, henbit, and purple deadnettle. Chickweed has oval-shaped leaves and small white flowers. Henbit has small, hairy leaves and can grow reddish-purple flowers. Purple deadnettle has green […]

3 Mistakes to Avoid While Seeding Your New Lawn

When seeding a new lawn, you know you will need some extra TLC to get those seeds off the ground, but many people still make three common mistakes that stunt the growth of their new lawn. The first is not adding fresh topsoil and just going with what you have, which may be dry or […]

3 Reasons Why You Need to Replenish Your Mulch in the Spring

Installing mulch in your landscape beds provides various health and aesthetic benefits. However, you need to replenish it regularly so your plants can make the most out of this ground cover. Mulch breaks down and decomposes over time. While it’s a natural process, being covered in snow during the winter can deplete the mulch on […]

2022 Lawn Care & Maintenance Checklist for the Spring Season

The spring season of 2022 is approaching, which means it’s time to whip up a checklist for all your lawn care and maintenance needs to ensure your lawn in Indiana is as healthy as possible for the new growing season. After winter, your lawn will need spring cleanups, fertilization, weed control, liquid aeration, and lawn […]

4 Flowers to Add to Your Garden This Spring in Indiana

Are you on the hunt for the perfect flowers to add to your garden this spring? If so, look no further; here are 4 flowers that will make a colorful addition to your garden here in Indiana. Azaleas are funnel-shaped flowers that come in yellow, purple, and varying shades of pink. Coneflowers are a type of daisy that come […]

Cleaning up Lawn Debris in the Spring Is More Important Than You Think

The fall season here in Indiana can leave your lawn littered with dead branches and piles of leaves. Although it can be easy to ignore that debris when spring rolls around, that excess debris could be weakening your turf and making it harder for your lawn to emerge from winter dormancy. Debris does this by smothering […]

Is Mulch or Rock a Better Ground Cover for Your Landscape Beds?

If you’re on the hunt for a stylish way to tidy up your landscape beds and protect your plants, a ground cover might be just what you’re looking for. However, it can be difficult to decide whether to use rocks or mulch for your ground cover. Both mulch and rock ground covers do offer a variety […]

When Should You Perform the First Mow of the Year in Indiana?

Mowing your lawn is an important part of maintaining your turf and keeping it healthy. However, many property owners here in Indiana aren’t sure when to perform the first mow of the year following the harsh winter season. There isn’t a set time when you should start mowing your lawn again, but there are a few […]