Armyworms, also referred to as fall armyworms, are currently out in force in Metro Atlanta lawns. Most years we see very little armyworm activity in metro Atlanta and when we do, it’s in the fall Read More

Everyone knows that mosquitoes suck… And they’ll suck the fun right out of your backyard if you let them! Fortunately, we can help you take back your territory and enjoy your beautiful lawn once again Read More

Are you unknowingly making common lawn care mistakes? Take this quiz to test your knowledge, but don't worry if your score is low; we're here to help! Are You Testing Your Soil? A soil test will Read More

Summer is one of the best times to have a lush, green lawn, but it also takes some vigilance to keep it that way. These common Atlanta lawn pests can harm your lawn and even your family, so learn what Read More

There are a lot of factors that play into the health and appearance of your lawn, but one of the most important to understand is how sun exposure affects grass. Most people’s lawns have some Read More

The primary factor in Bermuda and Zoysia spring green-up is the soil temperature. Bermuda and Zoysia thrive in hot summer temperatures. When soil temperatures at 4” reach 75-80 degrees, it creates Read More

Spring has officially sprung here in Atlanta. You can tell because the flowers and trees are blooming, the sun is shining, and absolutely everything is covered in a dusty layer of yellow pollen. As Read More

Spring is right around the corner, but it’s not too late to give your lawn a boost to get the growing season started off right. In fact, now is actually the perfect time for a spring lawn fertilizer Read More

Grass needs a few basic things to live: Sunlight, water, and soil. However, in order to thrive—and to give you the lush, green lawn you’re striving for—your grass needs those things in specific Read More

Winters in Georgia are relatively mild, but there are still some seasonal hazards to be aware of when it comes to your metro Atlanta landscaping. Frost is possible from late October through mid-April, Read More