If you have centipede grass as your main turf grass, chances are, your lawn looks somewhat like the photo above. Centipede took a bit of a hit with the cold weather that we had. The good news is that the grass is mostly okay. Most of these lawns just need to be mowed....

https://vimeo.com/811322382 Watch along to find out some of the key differences in the two main types of lawn fungus that we see in our area. Hope this helps and if you need help identifying a problem area, let us know! We’d be happy to help!

https://vimeo.com/811003128 With all the moisture as well as warmer temps, you may start seeing fire ants pop up everywhere on your lawn. Most routine lawn programs offer some sort of insecticide to take care of bugs like this in your lawn. If you’re not on a program,...

Azaleas have started blooming! These guys generally bloom once a year, unless you have the encore azaleas that bloom again in the summer months. Azaleas are super popular for their bright full blossoms that bloom around Easter. They do best when planted in the morning...

https://vimeo.com/805612494 Here is another plant healthcare issue to watch out for! While we know that our grass can be plagued with fungus, your plants can be too! Plant fungal issues are a big problem around our area. Depending on the plant, leaves will turn a...

https://vimeo.com/804341636 Ready to freshen up your mulch? Remember, not all mulch is created equal. The cheaper mulch may be the best deal for your wallet, but it won’t give you the best results. What you get with the better quality mulch is double-ground and...

Warmer weather, temperature swings, moisture.. These are all the ingredients to create the perfect environment for fungus to thrive. As grass is beginning to come out of dormancy, it's important to monitor your lawn for signs of an impending fungus invasion. The...

https://vimeo.com/803592986 Well, the conditions are right for pests to start coming out and “bugging” you. (I’ll see myself out). Just a little reminder to stay on top of your pest control program. If you’re not on one, it’s the perfect time to start! Be sure to...

If you haven’t done so yet, there is still a small window of time that you can trim your roses and crape myrtles. Trimming helps to promote new healthy growth in the upcoming spring. This is also a great time to check your plants for any signs of disease. As your...

Spring is on its way, and that means so is fungus season. As your grass starts to come out of dormancy, brown patch is one of the fungi that you need to keep an eye out for. Brown patch present as circular patterns that have tan, yellow, or lime-green grass blades....

We have seen some lawns with grass that are beginning to come out of dormancy. It's no surprise since we have had some nice warm weather recently. While grass is coming out of dormancy it will look patchy, but this is the normal cycle and it will be lush and green as...

If you suffer from the awful Dallis grass weed, now is the time to attack it! Lawns are still somewhat dormant right now, so the Dallis grass is easier to spot. It grows in clumps and creates a sort of a crown. Pre-emergents are not effective on Dallis grass simply...

https://vimeo.com/799580012 Boxwood dieback is a relatively new disease that is taking over the boxwoods in our area. It is a fungal disease that can spread and infect other boxwoods around it. Unfortunately, there is no “cure” as of yet. To stop the disease from...

https://vimeo.com/798497564 Liriope, or Monkey Grass, is another plant that needs winter time maintenance. Liriope is typically used along flower bed boarders, but can also be used as individual clumps in your flower beds. Maintenance is relatively easy for them. You...