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How to identify common lawn problems and what to do about them.
Chinch bug damage is routinely mistaken for drought stress — which means lawns get watered when they need to be treated. Learn how to tell the difference and what to do about it.
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Fall armyworms can strip a healthy Knoxville lawn to bare dirt in a matter of days. Here's how to identify them early and respond fast enough to matter.
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Coastal landscapes along the Gulf experience intense sunshine, sandy substrates, salt-laden breezes, and sudden downpours. These environmental conditions make hydration…
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A healthy, green lawn doesn’t happen by accident. It takes the right knowledge, proper timing, and consistent care to keep your landscape looking its best throughout the…
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A lush, green yard doesn’t just happen. It starts from the ground up. In Mississippi, homeowners often focus on watering and mowing, but overlook a critical factor: soil…
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A healthy lawn is more than just a patch of green. It’s the result of science, strategy, and consistent care. Along the Mississippi and Alabama Gulf Coast, homeowners…
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Weeds don’t appear overnight by accident. Along the Mississippi and Alabama Gulf Coast, warm temperatures, sandy soils, and extended growing seasons create the perfect…
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Maintaining a vibrant lawn along the Mississippi Gulf Coast can feel challenging. High humidity, frequent rainfall, sandy soils, and warm temperatures create an…
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Occasionally we have extreme heat and drought stress that will cause the lawns to turn brown. Normally we recommend not raking out the brown areas as they will re-grow…
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Centipede is the dominant lawn grass in our area. It is very tolerant of insects and diseases, however, it is not tolerant of Cultural Mismanagement which causes…
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St. Augustine lawns have a few special problems that are relatively exclusive to them in our area, such as Chinch Bugs, St. Augustine Decline (SAD Virus), and Grey Leaf…
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Sodwebworms cause dead areas in the lawn about the size of your fist. Armyworms make the lawn look scalped in areas. Both will leave chewed-up leaves and Frass (excreted…
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We all know what these problems are because they are human and animal pests. Our service blanket sprays four applications of environmentally friendly insecticides…
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This disease is caused by "Toadstool" or "Mushroom" type fungi. It usually appears in early Summer. On first impression, you think of Brown Patch Fungus, since it was…
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These guys get blamed for everything. Molecrickets are about the size of regular Brown Fishing Crickets, and have adapted shovel front feet for digging. They are very…
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During the cooler months of WInter, prior to "Spring Green-Up", there are areas that may be killed by the weather. Where roof drainage occurs from roof gutters and roof…
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Brown Patch is a disease that routinely attacks Centipede and St. Augustine grass lawns. It is caused by "Riczoctonia Sp". which is a soil-borne fungus. This disease…
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Most everyone thinks of Earthworms as "night crawlers" or those brownish-red fishing worms. Normally they are beneficial to the soil. However, when population increases,…
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