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When temperatures soar and rainfall disappears, your lawn feels the stress just like you do. Summer can be one of the toughest seasons for turfgrass—especially in New England, where weather patterns...

A healthy lawn starts below the surface. If you want grass that’s thicker, greener, and more resilient, aeration and overseeding is the secret – and fall is the best time to do it. In this guide,...

After a long New England winter, your lawn is ready to wake up—but it can always use a little help. A thoughtful spring clean up isn’t too extensive, but it sets the stage for healthier turf all...

Winter road salt keeps driveways and sidewalks safe, but it can wreak havoc on your lawn. If you’re noticing brown patches along the edges of your yard as the snow melts, lawn salt damage is likely...

New England winters can be tough on your lawn, and one of the most unwelcome surprises after the snow melts is snow mold. This fungal lawn disease thrives in cold, wet conditions, leaving your grass...

Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) is a rare but severe viral infection transmitted to humans through mosquito bites. Known for its high fatality rate, EEE can lead to devastating neurological damage,...

Tick-borne diseases are a growing concern in New England, and babesiosis is one you shouldn’t overlook. While Lyme disease often steals the spotlight, babesiosis is increasingly common—especially in...

The late summer and early fall is by far the best time to seed your lawn and ensure a healthy and lush lawn for the coming year. This timing allows for better germination results and shields your new...

Soil pH is the foundation of essentially all soil chemistry. For this reason, getting it right is of critical importance to your lawn’s overall health.

In our industry, the word “turf” actually refers to both the grass and the soil held together by its root system. In this context, turf is actually an ecosystem in itself and is home to a lot more...