Amidst the sweltering Pennsylvania summer, the sight of your once vibrant green lawn turning into a patchy blend of brown can be disheartening. If you’re questioning the reasons behind this drastic change and seeking ways to revive your lawn’s vibrancy, you’re not alone. Below, we delve into the potential causes of lawn browning and offer valua…

The mere thought of ticks conjures up images of itchy bites and harmful tick-borne diseases. These troublesome pests thrive in tall grasses, wooded areas, damp soil, and shaded spots, environments easily found in any backyard. However, by implementing effective tick control strategies, you can create a safer and more enjoyable outdoor space whi…

Some of the most common irritants in your lawn during the summer months are weeds and unwanted grasses. Jostling for space, these opportunistic plants can easily take over your lawn if not checked in time. We explore below some common weeds and grasses that grow in summer in Pennsylvania and ways to keep them under control.

If your lawn looks like a patchwork of brown, yellow, and green spots instead of lush green, it likely requires additional attention and care. Given the scorching summer heat bearing down upon us, the most probable cause of this lackluster appearance is that it does not have enough moisture. Here are a few unmistakable indicators that your lawn…

It’s getting hotter in Pennsylvania now that we are in June, and your lawn needs watering if you want it to stay lush green. On hot summer days, you may need to water it more often than on mild ones. However, it is important to avoid the temptation of overwatering. Instead of helping your turf grow, excessive watering can suffocate your grass.

Come summer and you want to spend more time enjoying your outdoor space. But the presence of mosquitos can be a big deterrent, pushing you back inside the safe confines of your home. These pesky, blood-sucking creatures are a big annoyance as they come swarming to their next meal, i.e., you!  What’s worse is that beyond the irritation and …

Chinch bugs, white beetles, mosquitoes, flies, ticks, ants, mole crickets…and the list goes on! Yes, we’re talking about the many insects that may be present on your lawn throughout the warm months that lie ahead. Most of these pesky insects can create unsightly brown patches and dead grass to ruin the look of your lawn. They can also make it c…

As May arrives, the days become noticeably warmer and longer. It’s a refreshing change from the long, frigid winter months. Your lawn regains much of its lush green appearance during this time. However, the spring season also brings with it weeds that were dormant during the winter months. If not checked in time, these weeds can invade your law…

Maintaining your lawn’s appearance is undoubtedly important, but it’s crucial to avoid watering it immediately after the winter season ends. The soil is typically cool and damp during this time, and over- watering it can harm the developing grass roots. Instead, it’s recommended to wait until the Memorial Day weekend before turning on your spri…