Let's Talk Leaves – Most of the leaves have fallen from the trees with the exception of some oaks, pears, and a few others. Continue to remove leaves from your lawn at least once a week. Remember that leaves are truly a natural resource and they make excellent compost...
The Weatherman’s Predicament – As soon as we make a statement about weather conditions, they change dramatically! Bethesda, Rockville and North Potomac were experiencing well below normal rainfall for most of August, September and October and all of our trees, shrubs...
Here are some useful fall lawn care tips for your garden! Your Lawn, Plants, and Trees Need Water – Our region is dry; from Bethesda/Chevy Chase to Rockville, Potomac to Columbia and Ellicott City, below normal rainfall has created drought conditions that will have...
Caring for your lawn landscape is a year-round affair – Although we all get spring fever and can’t wait to garden and work on our lawns and landscapes in March and April, our lawns and landscapes can benefit from care all year long. Keeping weeds out of beds, cutting...
The summer has unofficially ended in the Montgomery County, MD and Washington DC area. When the days get shorter and the nights get longer in the fall it signals trees and shrubs to begin preparing for dormancy, but for grasses it signals a time to grow and fall is...
The days are starting to get shorter and the evenings are getting cooler in the DC area and it’s time to start thinking about how to restore your lawn back to health after a challenging summer that had record setting rainfall which triggered disease outbreaks and has...
Weeds are a hassle, and most homeowners have them in their lawns. Here is a helpful guide to different lawn weeds and what can be done to manage them. Complete Lawn Care has trained professionals to assist you with your lawn. Contact us today if you need assistance. -...
If you live in the Washington DC, Metro area, you do run the risk of having it in your yard. Rhizoctonia is also known as Brown Patch disease. Chances are you never heard of rhizoctonia unless you’re a lawn care professional or work for a golf course What is...
Being in the lawn care business, we're concerned (among other things) about rainfall and, according to the USGS website as of May 2013: "For the fourth consecutive month, precipitation was below the long-term average at four of the National Weather Service (NWS)...
In Maryland, and everywhere, water is a precious resource, we always encourage our staff and our clients to make more efforts in conserving water. And, as the summer heat approaches, there's a greater need to watch water consumption, as we run the risk of drought....