New grass growing practices and trends have emerged over the last few years that emphasized taking care of the local environment. Having an eco friendly lawn has risen in importance for many homeowners. Communal practices such as No Mow May and pollinator habitats have begun to take shape in our neighborhoods...

Once your lawn is freed from winter’s grip, you will want to take on a little property maintenance. Debris removal helps promote early growth in your lawn. There are a few simple tasks you can tackle in order to have your lawn ready for spring.

While there are plenty of good garden bugs that live here, bad bugs can wreak havoc on your yard, garden and family. 

Here we will give you a quick breakdown of each and what sorts of yards we recommend for each service.

Identifying weeds vs. plants in Minnesota takes a little bit of horticulture knowledge. With practice and patience, you’ll be an expert gardener and weed connoisseur in no time.

If you follow these tips, you’ll be walking in a winter wonderland in no time, and you might even be convinced that winters in Minnesota are not too bad.

In order to best avoid or treat root rot, it’s important to know what causes it and how to prevent it.

Why not care for your lawn in a way that benefits it while still being very convenient for you. Here are some tips for mulching leaves and debris removal to help you prepare your lawn for winter.

Before the snow hits, it is important to take care of your lawn in the fall by winterizing and mowing. Here are some tips to do so.