Our Lawn Care Blog
Want to learn more about lawn care from the experts at Greenskeeper? Our team of seasoned professionals is always ready to share their knowledge and provide valuable insights into maintaining a lush, vibrant lawn. Whether you have questions about fertilization, weed control, or other lawn care topics, we're here to help you achieve the best results for your outdoor space.
Aerating your lawn is a key part of ensuring it thrives year-round, but many homeowners wonder how often to do it—and whether too much aeration can harm the grass. Let’s dive into these questions to keep your yard looking its best!
Aeration is an essential process that can revitalize your lawn, helping it thrive in Pennsylvania's unique environment. Here are some common signs that your lawn needs to be aerated.
Aeration is an essential process that can revitalize your lawn, helping it thrive in Pennsylvania's unique environment. Here are some common signs that your lawn needs to be aerated.
Philadelphia sits in USDA Hardiness Zone 7, meaning cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass, fescue, and ryegrass thrive in our area. These grasses benefit most from aeration during their growing season in the early fall.
What are the best types of grass to seed in your Pennslyviania lawn? We cover warm- and cool-season grasses to ensure you find the right kind of grass for your lawn.
If you think there are more mosquitoes in your yard after it rains, you're not the only one! This blog covers why this is true and what to do to prevent them.
Learn about if lawn care service is tax deductible in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
If you don't know what to do with your lawn after having a tree stump removed, you're not the only one. The professionals at Greenskeeper have you covered!
Though they look like (and their name reminds many of) murder hornets, cicada killer wasps are quite different. These are large predator wasps that prey on cicadas. While they are prolific killers of cicadas, they do not create any risk to humans. Still, it may be a good idea to know what they are and what they look like before you start to see them in this area of Pennsylvania.
Just how green and healthy do you expect your grass to be this year? Are you looking forward to spending a few hours weeding, raking, and fertilizing it? This may be the year you consider making your move towards professional lawn fertilization.
As the cold grip of winter begins to loosen its hold and the first signs of spring emerge, many Pennsylvanians eagerly anticipate the return of warmer weather and the opportunity to rejuvenate their lawns.
