Your ally for a durable and healthy lawn
Your lawn needs to absorb nutrients from the soil in order to grow. If the soil’s reserve of nutrients isn’t maintained through fertilization, your lawn will suffer. The poorer the reserve of nutrients in the soil, the weaker you lawn will be. The vast majority of soils are poor in nitrogen and potassium, which are […]
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Several factors can contribute to compact the soil naturally: a clay soil, a thick layer of felt, rain and irrigation, frequent trampling… This is why it is essential to aerate your soil once a year, either in the spring or in the fall. Why aerate ? First of all, aerating your lawn allows the soil
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We recommend you leave those bits on the surface of your lawn. They’ll disintegrate when it rains. This is considered a top dressing that is good for your lawn.
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If you’re laying sod, we recommend you use a fertilizer that promotes root development. One month after laying the sod, you can fertilize a second time and start weeding, if necessary.
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The ideal time for seeding a lawn is either in the spring or fall. In the spring, we recommend seeding in mid-May to mid-June. For a fall seeding, we suggest mid-August to mid-September.
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You can if it was only fertilized. You can’t if it was treated with an herbicide and/or pesticide. In those cases, we suggest you wait 24 hours. The technician will provide you with treatment information either with your bill or in a separate flyer.
Can I mow my lawn or walk on it the same day it is treated? Read More »
Whether you want to start a new lawn or repair a damaged lawn, it all boils down to the same question: should you sow seeds or lay sod? Although sowing seeds and cultivated sods are two effective ways to get a healthy, druable lawn, each has their pros and cons. Your Time, Your Money
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What Is Crabgrass? A Weed Unlike any Other Crabgrass is a particularly tenacious weed that loves to take advantage of summer droughts to gobble up all the nutrients dedicated to the lawn. What makes it so appealing (or not…) is that, like the lawn, it is a grass. In other words, grass and crabgrass are
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Walking barefoot on the lawn, what a great feeling! Feels great, doesn’t it? Here are our tips on how to maintain a durable and healthy lawn, spring through fall. Taking Care Of Your Lawn What To Do Every Season? SPRING Cleaning up: Get to work, clean up and rake! Remove branches, twigs, and leaves that
Lawn Care Schedule Our lawn care guidelines to turn your neighbours green with envy! Read More »
The end of summer is the favourite time of the year for the small wildlife such as moles, groundhogs, skunks and raccoons, digging holes about your yard. Most of the time, critters are harmless to us; yet, they can wreak havoc on a durable lawn groomed to health. In this article, let us share our
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