Decades in business have given us loads of lawn care expertise! Check out our blog posts for advice on how to keep your lawn healthy and happy in between treatments.
You avoid wooded areas. You wear bug spray outdoors. You’re safe from fleas and ticks, right? Not necessarily. Fleas and ticks could be lurking in your own backyard and they might be carrying horrible diseases.
A new species of mosquito, Aedes scapularis, has been discovered in Florida. It may pose a health risk to humans, but thankfully there are things you can do to protect yourself and your loved ones.
All that picturesque snowfall looks pretty from the kitchen window, but all that excess moisture can create lawn diseases. Learn about the most common ones and what to watch out for this spring.
Ready, set, mow! Spring is here and that means it’s time to get on your A-game when it comes to landscaping. Here are six tricks to get your lawn looking picture-perfect!
Naples doesn’t get hit by hurricanes as badly as the Atlantic coast side of Florida, but when they hit, all that extra water and debris can severely damage our lawns. Learn how to help your lawn recover.
While aerating your lawn in the spring or summer is fine, fall is the ideal time to aerate. With fall just around the corner, discover the many benefits of having this vital service performed in a month or so.
Spring is almost here, and that means it’s nearly time to think about overseeding your lawn. Some varietals will do better than others, depending on where you live. Learn about the different varietals that work for both Ohio and Florida lawns.
In Florida, where temperatures are milder year-round and tropical plants abound, it can be hard to know the difference between those that pose a threat and those that are aesthetically appealing. Land Art has created a list to help you identify and better understand a few of the most common poisonous plants found here in Florida and how weed control can help protect you in your backyard.
Nobody wants weeds growing in their lawn, marring its appearance, and ruining curbside appeal. Some weeds are more obvious, such as dandelions and crabgrass, but others like wild violets and speedwell to grow in, looking like beautiful floral additions to your yard. Being able to spot the difference between friend and foe in your yard
We Floridians love to soak up the sun but are constantly fighting with broadleaf weeds. There are dozens of weeds that plague our lawns, but here are some of the most common you might find.
