Lawn Care Services

As winter nears, it’s the perfect time to prepare your garden and lawn for the colder months ahead. Taking care of these tasks now ensures healthier, more vibrant growth when spring returns. While you’re checking off your fall garden to-do list, don’t overlook your lawn—end-of-season mowing plays a big role in bringing back thick, green grass next year.

Wondering when to mow before winter, how short to cut your grass, or why fall fertilization matters? We’ve got the answers. Discover the best timing for your final mow, the ideal winter grass height, and proven fertilization tips to keep your lawn strong, healthy, and free from winter diseases.

Low-mowed grass, compacted soil, and water-deprived turf all encourage weeds.

Reversing these problems and maintaining a healthy lawn is the best way to permanently say goodbye to weeds.

Here are four steps to stop weeds from overturning your turf:

1. Examine your lawn to figure out what type of weeds you’re dealing with.
2. Choose a treatment made for the type of weeds and the stage they’re in.
3. Kill the weeds by following the directions on how much product to apply and when to use it.
4. Keep up with proper lawn maintenance.

Get all the tips and tricks for killing weeds in your lawn without killing the grass