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If you’re looking for ways to keep your lawn healthy and green, you may want to consider core aeration. This lawn care technique involves removing small cores of soil from your lawn to improve drainage and encourage new growth. While it’s good practice to aerate your lawn every year, there are some signs you can…
Read MoreOverseeding is the process of planting grass seed into an existing lawn to improve its density, color, and texture. This process is also a great way to repair bare spots or thinning areas in your lawn, especially if you have areas of your yard that experience a lot of traffic. That’s because it can help…
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Autumn is finally here, and it’s hitting Massachusetts in full force! It’s that time of the year where homeowners are itching to commemorate fall with seasonal decor. But while the pumpkins and hay bales look fabulous framing your door, the rest of your landscape is looking pretty lackluster from an active summer. One surefire way…
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Summer’s passed… and your lawn is looking a little rough. There’s bare patches, deary spots or overrun weeds— and your turf is in need of a serious facelift before the cold weather hits. Not overseeding or laying sod on weakened grass can mean bad things come spring after a harsh winter of damage to your turf. Fortunately, rejuvenating…
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We all want a lush lawn, but with Massachusetts’ beating sun during the summer season, it sure ain’t easy. Proper aeration and overseeding could be part of your lawn care solution, but not many people know what these terms even mean, nevermind their value. Let’s explore what these lawn care practices are and the benefits…
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