Every month, "The Seed" newsletter (produced by the University of Maryland Extension, Montgomery County, MD, Master Gardeners) discusses and highlights topics related to gardening, lawn care and landscaping. In the May 2013 issue, Eric Wenger, owner of Complete Lawn...
In Maryland, we all know how frustrating it can be to see those early spring weeds and their flowers popping up this time of year. And of course, it would be best to stop them before they flower and go to seed, just like dandelions. The challenge for...
If you're a homeowner in Maryland, over the next few weeks, your lawn will wake up and begin to grow….rapidly. Regular mowing, sometimes referred to as cultural practices, will benefit your lawn in many ways. Keeping your cool season grasses (Improved Tall Fescue,...
As the days begin to warm and spring rains come down, microbial activity will jump start the cool season turf growth and it’s time to think about mowing and mower maintenance is a priority! Don’t wait until the last minute; inspect your lawn mower now. Clean or...
As we feel winter’s last gasp of cold, there are signs of spring showing up everywhere. Now is the time to start thinking about your lawn’s care for spring and the rest of the year. For Complete Lawn Care clients, the simplest and most beneficial starting point is a...
As colder temperatures arrive in Maryland, be sure to give your lawn, landscape and your home’s exterior some love and attention before winter’s dormant period between late November and early March. Here are 7 low-cost winterizing tips that may help protect your...
In Maryland, many homeowners and local retail businesses view the spring season as prime time for lawn repair. Yet, fall and early winter often provide better growing conditions, due to cooler temperatures, higher moisture and less competition from weeds. These...
Seasonal lawn care is essential for a healthy lawn and a beautiful landscape. Each seasons requires certain steps, fall is the best time of year to fertilize your lawn; it’s also when your lawn begins to repair itself from the stress and damage caused by summer heat....