Time to Core Aerate Your Lawn!
September is here, and this is the best time of the year to renovate, core aerate and improve your lawn. Improving your lawn NOW will provide you with the best results for this [...]
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09, 2017
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08, 2017
Time to Renovate Your Long Island Lawn!
As summer makes the turn towards fall on Long Island and the days become shorter and cooler, now is the very best time to rebuild a lawn or establish a new lawn. Grass is a [...]
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05, 2017
It Really Is All About the Soil!
I work on thousands of properties every season installing and servicing sprinkler systems on Long Island. Many are new installations working with new landscaping. It always amazes me that not enough attention is spent on [...]
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09, 2016
10 tips for improving your lawn this fall
Fall is just a few short weeks away (9/22) and the optimum time to improve your lawn. Grass is a cool weather plant and the warm days and cool evenings brings new life to a [...]
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05, 2016
Why You Need To Fertilize Your Lawn
Grass is a high nitrogen feeder that requires a constant source of food and water during the growing season in order to continue providing its green appearance. If not treated properly, it will go into [...]
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07, 2015
Simple Ideas to Keep Your Lawn Healthy & Happy
Lawns suffer in the summer when the temperatures are above 80 degrees due to the fact that most lawns are Bluegrass, Fescue and Rye. These grasses like temperatures in the 60’s and look their best [...]
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06, 2015
Why You Should Fertilize Your Lawn:
Grass is a high nitrogen feeder and requires a constant source of food and water during the growing season in order to continue providing its green appearance. If not treated properly, it will go into [...]
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06, 2014
Natural Remedies for Mosquitoes
A damp spring will cause a rise in the number of mosquitoes and their activity. Besides their annoying buzz and itchy bites, mosquitoes carry disease including West Nile virus and The Chikungunya virus which was [...]
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06, 2014
Why You Should Fertilize Your Lawn
Grass is a high nitrogen feeder and requires a constant source of food and water during the growing season in order to continue providing its green appearance. If not treated properly, it will go into [...]