You may have noticed some extra weeds poking through in your lawn. WHY you ask? Because the pre-emergent herbicides have now broken down in the soil, and the seeding is about to take place, which allows some weeds to pop through. […]
Now is the time to make plans for fall and winter planting. Start making plans now or it will be too late! We are now taking orders for planting fall flowers, bulbs, trees and shrubs. Call so we can get these […]
As pretty are those fall leaves are on the trees, they can wreak havoc on your grass. Leaf removal time is right around the corner. Don’t let the leaves ruin what we have all worked so hard for – a great […]
Aeration & Seeding are the best things you can do for your lawn! It’s aeration and seeding time again! Our aeration process involves pulling soil plugs from the ground that will leave a void, which in turn closes by the surrounding […]
If you’d like to save 5% on your aeration & seeding, you can do so by paying for this service in advance, by 8/31/11. Your lawn will be happy, and so will you! Remember, you can now pay your bill […]
Hopefully your lawn is a gorgeous, healthy green and weed-free! If not, let us help you identify the weed so you’ll know just how to kill it (or let us do it for you)! View over 30 types of weeds […]
Williamson County & Southern Davidson County are under attack by these pesky ants. The weather is perfect for rapid spreading right now. Fire ants can have 20-50 mounds per acre, and we have seen this sort of infestation in the Cool […]
Happy 4th of July! We love this time of year and enjoy the energy around the birthday celebration of the greatest country on the face of the earth! The July 4th celebrations bring out those patriotic feelings that we seem to […]
CALL US NOW if your lawn looks like this! The fungus is among us! Brown Patch is a fungal disease that is most common in tall fescue in this area. This fungus is soil born, so it stays in the […]
Aside from the nuisance of feeling like you’re under attack by these insects, the bigger problem is they damage fresh, new growth on trees – particularly young trees. The female cicadas bore their eggs into the bottom sides of new young […]
