by Megan | Feb 26, 2026 | Lawn
Have you seen this weed in your lawn? This is Carolina geranium, a winter weed that’s native to our region. This weed spreads through seeds, germinates in the fall, and will flower in the spring. Geranium is common in areas where the grass is thin. This winter...
by Megan | Feb 25, 2026 | Irrigation
What’s hiding in your drains? We recommend cleaning out your outdoor drainage system before we start seeing spring showers. David is here to show how we thoroughly flush out the entire system. Stay tuned to the end to see some items we’ve found in drains. Over time,...
by Megan | Feb 19, 2026 | Landscape
As the weather starts warming up here, it’s the perfect time to think about landscape cleanups. A typical cleanup includes: -Removing winter weeds, leaves, and built-up debris -Trimming seasonal plants like Crape myrtle, roses, and tropicals -Cutting back...
by Megan | Feb 17, 2026 | Pest
Happy Fat Tuesday! Don’t let termites rain on your parade! With warmer temperatures coming, we want to stress the importance of termite prevention. Spring is THE termite swarmer season, where termites are out looking to build new colonies… don’t let it be your house....
by Megan | Feb 16, 2026 | Uncategorized
Our plant of the week today is the Tulip! Tulips are starting to sprout right now and you’ll be able to see their blooms in March/April. Did you know that tulips started out as wild flowers in Central Asia? They were first cultivated in Persia (Iran) and the Ottoman...
