Plant of the Week: Spider Lily

Plant of the Week: Spider Lily

This week’s plant of the week is very relevant, since they’re blooming right now. Lycoris is also known as spider lilies, hurricane lilies, naked ladies, or death flowers. Most varieties bloom around August through October, sometimes popping up in yards or...
Dealing With Virginia Buttonweed

Dealing With Virginia Buttonweed

One of the weeds you may have noticed around lawns lately is Virginia buttonweed. This weed is a deep-rooted perennial, known for its small, white flowers that bloom in late summer and fall. It can be frustrating to deal with because it spreads by seed, roots, or...
Our Guide to a Healthy Lawn

Our Guide to a Healthy Lawn

A healthy lawn is the foundation for a beautiful outdoor area. Still, without the right watering practices and mowing techniques, even the most advanced fertilization and weed control efforts can fall short. Proper watering ensures that your grass receives the...
Why’s My Pine Straw Faded?

Why’s My Pine Straw Faded?

Have you seen pine straw lately that looks faded and dull? This happens annually, but this year it’s happened earlier than normal. Pine straw gets bleached by the sun during summer, causing it to lighten and fade. Though we didn’t have as harsh of a summer...
Lawn Fungus: Prevention Is Key

Lawn Fungus: Prevention Is Key

We’ve had a few cooler mornings lately, with temperatures in the 80s during the afternoon. We’ve also had a good deal of rain. These are peak conditions for lawn fungus to develop if you aren’t properly taking care of your yard. Do you know how to...