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Lawn Fungus Strikes Back
It’s that time again when we might start seeing lawn fungus pop up. These cooler mornings and warm days create a perfect environment for fungus to grow. Over-watering and other lawn issues can also increase your chances of getting it. The two main types we see here are brown patch and take-all root rot. Brown patch looks like symmetrical, circular dead patches around the lawn, and…
September Q and A
Today we’re answering the Q and A questions that were sent in! Here are Garett’s answers for sticker weeds, fall color, lawn fungus, and more. If you have any additional questions, feel free to leave them below or ask us over messenger. We’re always happy to help out.
Have a good one!
Termites: Fact vs Myth
Happy Tuesday! Today we have a pest control quiz for you. See if you can tell the myths from the facts.
Termites are year-round invaders that eat wood and decaying plant material. They are not easy to detect, but when you do see them, there’s likely already damage to your property. These bugs can…
Pest Control: Not a One Time Fix
Having pests in your home is something we all wish we could fix with a one-time, fix-all solution. Unfortunately, insects are constantly changing behavior patterns and reproducing, which means more of a chance for repeat offenders and new pest problems alike. Weather can cause…
Ferns: Hardy and Here to Stay
Looking for a hardy plant to put in the shade? Why not try a fern? Ferns come in various sizes and shades of green and can add a delicate look to your outdoor space. Ferns grow best in areas that get 1-4 hours of sunlight a day and enjoy moist soil. Mulch or pine straw can help…
Don’t Forget Late Summer Fertilizer
It’s time to start thinking about your last fertilizer application. Depending on your situation, you should have about 1/2 a pound of nitrogen left to apply. Right now it’s important to be careful…
Mosquitos: Keep Them at Bay
Fall is almost here, but mosquitos aren’t ready to say goodbye just yet. Once it starts raining again, they’ll be happy to pick back up. Mosquitos tend to…
Sprinkler Tip: Valves and Valve Boxes
Good morning and happy Wednesday! Today we’re discussing valves and valve boxes connected to your sprinkler system. Valve boxes are…
Do I Need a Sprinkler System Assessment?
The temperatures are looking better, but we’re still seeing dry lawns. If you’re concerned about your sprinkler system or need a repair, we can help. We can set you up with…
It’s Time to Think About Pre-emergents
As we say goodbye to August and move into September, we get ready to start thinking about pre-emergents. Fall pre-emergents for your yard help prevent wintertime weeds, as well as prevent weeds that appear in March/April. Pre-emergents help…
Termites: Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late
Today we wanted to give you a reminder about termites. As we move farther away from Spring, termites might be less visible, and less likely to be on your mind. This does not mean they’re dormant…
Is My Lawn Dead?
A lot of people have been wondering after this long stretch of drought- will their lawn survive? Is it gone for good?
Red Flag Warning in Effect for Louisiana
Good morning. Today we have an important warning for everyone. The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning until…
Crabgrass is Taking Over
Crabgrass is one of the more common weeds we’re seeing right now. Crabgrass is a late summer weed often confused for dallisgrass. This is a broad-leaf weed with tiny hairs on its stem, and it thrives in hot and dry weather. It can be prevented…
Roaches, A Year-Round Invader
Everyone needs water, including bugs. With little to no water in the wild, bugs are heading where water is. This means you might notice more roaches…
Red Blades in Centipede Grass
Today we have a Wellness Wednesday tip on keeping centipede grass healthy.
Centipede grass is a perennial warm-season grass. It’s sometimes called the Lazy Man’s grass because it requires less maintenance than other similar grass types.
A good indicator that something is wrong…
It’s a Crop Circle… No, It’s a Hot Spot!
Happy Friday!
It’s a crop circle- wait…no, it’s a hot spot! You may have noticed a lot of brown or almost white patches of grass in your yard while the rest is nice and green. These are known as hot spots, patches of dry grass that form when your irrigation system…
Hot Spots: A Big Problem Right Now
https://vimeo.com/850326646 Hot spots are going to be an issue this summer with how hot it's been consistent. If you're noticing these patches of dry, brown spots on your lawn it could be a hot spot. These are caused by heat from the road, uneven watering, sprinkler...
