We’re happy to announce three new programs to combat mosquito populations.

Patios, walkways, and retaining walls can elevate a property — but they also change how your lawn behaves. Many turf problems homeowners deal with aren’t caused by bad grass or poor fertilization; they’re caused by hardscape features quietly working against the lawn.

Understanding how hardscapes affect turf health is the difference between constant patching and long-term success.

The golden question. Let us try and answer it for you with a few helpful tips and information from lawn care professionals.

Let’s break down what’s killing—yes, killing—your lawn. Overwatering, sprinkler alignment, leak issues, etc…

Weekly mowing at the correct height does more than keep your lawn neat — it directly impacts root depth, weed pressure, and overall turf health. Here’s why mowing height matters more than most homeowners realize, and how proper turf care keeps lawns stronger long-term.

If you’re staring at bare dirt or a struggling lawn, the sod-versus-seed question comes up fast. Both options can work in North Carolina, but only if they’re chosen for the right reasons. Pick the wrong one, and you’ll waste time, money, or both.

Here’s how to decide what actually makes sense for your lawn.

A good-looking yard isn’t the same as a usable one. From layout mistakes to poor surface choices, many outdoor spaces fail because they aren’t designed for real life. Here’s how to design an outdoor space you’ll actually use — not just admire from the window.

Identify the difference between Fescue, Bermuda, Zoysia, and others, and their care differences.