Alternating your cutting pattern causes less traffic on the grass which allows it to grow healthier. A healthy lawn is a happy lawn and using proper techniques makes a big difference. Cutting at the right height, in alternating patterns, with razor sharp blades can help your yard smile again.

There is no shortage of opinions on when to fertilize your yard. Knowing when to apply what can make or break your beautiful lawn. We generally suggest fertilization four times per year with a special blend of fertilizer formulated for each season. Moisture retention, sunlight and nutrients are the building blocks to a healthy lawn.

To answer this question one must ask themselves, “What am I pruning?” While January may be the perfect time to prune your crape myrtles, it is not generally a good time to prune your Azaleas. Having a team of professionals who deal with these issues on a daily basis can help ensure that your blooms are more beautiful than ever.