Rake, Blow, or Mulch-Mow: What We Do With Fall Leaves
A light layer of leaves is free fertilizer. A thick, wet mat is a dead lawn in April. Here is how we decide.
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Aerate in Fall, Not Spring: The Timing That Decides Whether Seed Takes
Late August to early October is the window for aeration and overseeding. Here is why fall beats spring.
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The Mowing Habit That Fixes Half the Lawns We Visit
Raise the deck. Most thin, weedy, brown-in-July lawns we see are cut too short.
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Water Deep, Not Daily: An Inch a Week and the Tuna-Can Test
Most lawns need about an inch of water a week, in two or three deep soakings rather than a daily sprinkle.
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Clover Isn't the Enemy
White clover stays green in a drought and feeds the soil. We don't treat it as a weed unless you ask.
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What Happens on a Free Estimate Walk-Through
Twenty minutes, a measuring wheel and a soil probe. Here is what we look at and what you get afterward.
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