Planning for the spring. Ready… Get Set… Grow!
It’s March, which means Spring is around the corner. Here are some tips to consider while preparing for Spring to make sure your lawn is covered with fresh, green grass. Start off the [...]
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Nov 1st. Dec 1st. It’s all the same Christmas season! @ Capitol Beach, Lincoln, Nebraska
While putting up Christmas Lights at our shop, Arlo couldn’t stand to be left out and insisted on joining us on the roof 😂
It’s a beautiful day to be outside! And apparently Ruby thought so too! Sean, Mike, and Josh found her out in the street in between properties, so we got her loaded up in a truck and whisked back to her home. Hope it was a fun adventure, Ruby!
About this time every year your lawn goes through a process commonly referred to as "going to seed." This is a natural part of your lawn's lifecycle, and they are not weeds as some people think! These seeds do not actually germinate and will have no affect on growing new grass. Your lawn going to seed is not an indication of mowing too high or too short, this happens to the grass at all heights. This process will last for the next 2 weeks or so, so just keep mowing through it!
