by Jeremy Legasse | May 2, 2013 | F.A.Q., How To, Insects, Lawn & Landscape Tips
It’s that time of season again and grub season is in full swing. Those of you who elected not to receive a grub control last year may be going through a debate with yourself on how to approach the situation, even if you didn’t get attacked last summer....
by Jeremy Legasse | Aug 10, 2010 | Alerts, Lawn & Landscape Tips
Why would you do this? Well, there are many people out there that claim it works well. It does. The Bag A Bug system from Spectracide works great as a lure. It’s floral scent smells very similar to the Ragosa Rose bush as far as I’m concerned, but does...
by Jeremy Legasse | Jul 30, 2010 | Lawn & Landscape Tips
We get asked this question alot. What are all these little bumps in my lawn? If you have bumps in your lawn it’s generally a good thing, as it indicates earthworm activity in your soil. Earthworms chew their way through the soil and eliminate behind them. The...
by Jeremy Legasse | May 19, 2010 | Lawn & Landscape Tips
If you have just seeded a new lawn, here are a few tips that should help get it off to a good, healthy start. A little attention in the beginning goes a long ways to providing years of beauty and enjoyment in the future. Watering The single most important requirement...
by Jeremy Legasse | Apr 9, 2010 | Lawn & Landscape Tips
A guide to preventing ladybugs from entering your home. Each fall, many homeowners experience the nuisance of thousands of swarming ladybugs looking for shelter in homes and outside buildings. As they try to find a place where they can hibernate during the winter,...
by Jeremy Legasse | Apr 7, 2010 | Alerts, Lawn & Landscape Tips
If the old phrase “As goes Maine so does the rest of the nation” is true, than residents of Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York can expect a tick-filled spring. In a story just released by the Maine Sunday Herald, reports of confirmed Lyme disease cases...
