Learn About the Most Common Tree Insects and Diseases in New Haven

Monday, March 14, 2022

There are many factors that can contribute to the downfall of your trees and shrubs in New Haven, but being prepared for an infestation is crucial to your plant's survival. With the help of the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, you’ll learn about the most common insect...

Most Commonly Grown Grasses In New Haven, Connecticut

Monday, February 7, 2022

At first glance, most grasses look the same. Once you dig into it, though, you'll see that the world of turfgrass is deep, fascinating, complex, and, unfortunately, confusing. If you're unsure of which grass to plant in your New Haven yard and what will give you the lawn of your dreams, though, read...

Improve Your Mood With These Simple To Grow Houseplants

Monday, January 17, 2022

The holiday season and the new year can be a stressful time for everyone, and one simple way to help yourself de-stress after all the hustle and bustle is keeping houseplants in your North Haven home. Having a few plants around is an inexpensive way to boost your mood, improve your home’s air qual...

How To Pick Out The Perfect Christmas Tree for Your North Haven Home

Tuesday, December 7, 2021

Christmas is almost here, and it’s time to start thinking about getting a Christmas tree for your North Haven home. If you’ve decided to decorate your home with a live tree this year, you have a lot of options. How do you choose where to get a tree, what type to get, and how do you pick out a go...

Winter Tree Diseases To Watch Out For in Connecticut

Monday, November 15, 2021

Just when you think you’re off the hook for any more lawn or garden care concerns for the year, you start noticing that the pine tree in your front yard is turning brown and losing a lot of needles. Or that the chestnut tree along the back fence has a lot of dead branches and some weird yellow gro...

Common Fall Pests Found in Connecticut Homes and How To Keep Them Out

Monday, October 11, 2021

Where do all these fall pests come from? As you are reading this you might be wondering the same thing as spotting insects in your Connecticut home becomes more common. It’s not your imagination, there are many more bugs on the move in the fall than in the summer. This is due to the change in seas...

Do You Know Your What Your Connecticut Lawn’s pH Level Is?

Monday, September 13, 2021

It's September here on the west coast of Connecticut, and fall is quickly approaching. Some of us are embracing it with open arms and apple cider, while others are getting in as many days of sunshine as they can at their local beaches and lakes. Whatever your choice, now is no time to neglect you...

The Most Destructive Lawn Pest Wreaking Havoc on Your North Haven Lawn

Monday, August 16, 2021

It's August in North Haven, and summer is in full swing. Perhaps you are attending a few Music Under the Stars performances or fishing at Wharton Brook State Park, but with so many fun things to do, keeping up with your lawn care is probably not a number one priority. But here in Connecticut, there ...

Natural, Home Made Ways To Rid Your North Haven Home of Ants

Monday, July 12, 2021

Ants, aren't they such a pain? When you see one, there are sure to be more. And sometimes, no matter what you do, you can't seem to get rid of them. Most ants aren't harmful, at least not the kind we have here in the North Haven, Connecticut area, but they are a nuisance. Ants are attracted to anyth...

Prevent Common Lawn Diseases From Invading Your Hartford Area Lawn

Monday, June 21, 2021

Our lawns have become more important to us than ever before. With many of us having to cancel trips last year and stay home, entertaining in our own backyard has never been so essential. Gardening has become a favorite past time and keeping your outdoor space clean and inviting is imperative. But, a...

The Edible Truth Behind Dandelions

Monday, May 17, 2021

It's that time of year again in New Haven. When the weather starts to warm up, the trees have begun to blossom, and flowers have sprung. The kids are back outside, and the birds are singing. You probably already started mowing your lawn, and weeds have already reared their ugly heads. Amongst the...

These Are The Bugs Invading Your Connecticut Home

Monday, April 26, 2021

As nice as it is to finally have spring weather, unfortunately, that warmer weather brings with it many undesirable bugs. These creepy crawlies not only look gross, but some can also pose health risks to you, your family, and your pets. Luckily, there's a solution called perimeter pest control that ...

How To Improve Your Lawn’s Appearance With Overseeding And Aeration

Monday, March 8, 2021

Now that spring has finally arrived, it's time to assess the health of your lawn. Have you noticed bare or thinning patches? Is your turfgrass tough and hard like concrete? These signs could mean an aeration treatment is in order. Using a specialized device, your lawn care technician can improve the...

Benefits of Integrated Pest Management

Monday, February 15, 2021

You don't like dealing with pests in your yard, but you're apprehensive about using insecticide. Does this sound familiar? If so, there's a solution: integrated pest management. This option provides a middle-of-the-road approach between putting up with pests and an all-chemical spray. Using biologic...

Lawn Care Goals For 2021

Monday, January 18, 2021

Exercise and travel often make the top of New Year's Resolution lists. What about taking better care of your lawn? Make 2021 the year you finally get the lawn you've been dreaming of with these lawn care ideas. Lawn Care Tips For 2021 Core Aeration and Overseeding Whether from foot traffic or tha...

How to Plan Ahead for Tick Season in Connecticut

Monday, December 14, 2020

Winter is in full swing here in Connecticut. Before we know it, the holidays will fly by, and the new year will be upon us. Now's the time to start thinking about tick control. Whether you have dogs that need protecting or love being outdoors, it's important to know how to identify ticks, remove the...

November Lawn Care Tips for Your Connecticut Lawn

Monday, November 16, 2020

Lawn care in the off-season is actually pretty important when it comes to creating a healthy lawn. When you think about it, the steps you take to care for your turf right before it gets covered with snow, sleet, rain, and fall debris is how it will hold up over the long, cold winter. So while more o...

Cool-Season Greenery Care: Protecting Your Trees and Shrubs

Monday, October 19, 2020

Trees and shrubs are not plants that will simply flourish alone. They often require a level of care that is unmatched by gardens, because trees need year-round care. That's right, tree and shrub care don't stop when the weather changes. Our Connecticut clients know that we experience quite the harsh...

How Aeration and Overseeding Will Boost Lawn Health

Monday, September 21, 2020

When thinking about your lawn's long-term health, it usually needs to include some form of aeration, which should generally be followed by overseeding. Let's walk through the process of what aeration and overseeding are and why they work so well together when it comes to nourishing your lawn. The I...

Best Fall Trees in Connecticut

Monday, August 24, 2020

Fall is just around the corner, and everyone is getting ready to rake up those colorful leaves that fall from the beautiful Connecticut trees. Have you ever walked past a yard full of the most vibrant leaves and wished that you had trees that produced them? It’s hard not to be jealous when you loo...

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