Seasonal Calendar

  1. Naturally Shooing Away Unwanted Visitors

    If you find that your lawn has become the neighborhood hangout for dogs, there are some natural solutions that may benefit you.  It can be difficult and awkward to approach dog owners and sometimes dog owners may not necessarily care that their dog is on your lawn.  No matter what your situation i…Read More

  2. Keeping an Eye out for Insects

    Insects are one of the biggest problems that face our lawns every summer. These pests can do a great deal of damage to your lawn by attacking the grass and trees and by interrupting healthy cycles of growth. If you have insect problems, it is a good idea to get rid of them as soon as possible! Not o…Read More

  3. Lace Bugs

    Lace bugs are important pests of many ornamental trees and shrubs. They attack a broad range of evergreen and deciduous trees and shrubs and often go undetected until the infested plants show severe damage. Azalea lace bug  both adults and nymphs have piercing-sucking mouthparts and remove sap …Read More

  4. Congratulations 2012 Best Pick!

    To our valued and appreciated employees, this post is for you. I would like to personally thank you for your dedication and hard work with achieving this years 2012 Best Pick Award!   Your continuing personal dedication, commitment and personal achievement goals are the reason for our success!  …Read More

  5. Tree Watering Tips

    Mr. Weedy says: This time of year tree roots are almost bone dry in the ground is very hard and compact. Try watering the trees with 15 to 20 gallons of water based on the tree trunk thickness once each week. Check with your local county office four watering regulations and rules Mr. Weedy says: be …Read More

  6. Caterpillar Tips

    Mr. Weedy says: if you notice big green caterpillars in your vegetable garden and are wondering what they are you are probably looking at beautiful swallowtail butterflies. Please relocate them from your garden and try not to kill them if you can help it. A local nature preserve would be happy to ta…Read More

  7. Brown Patch fungus

    Mr. Weedy says: if you notice circular, dead, brown spots in your lawn you could have Brown patch fungus. A fungicide product may be needed to correct the problem but it could also be as easy as changing your fertilization habits and watering practices to correct the problem. Seek professional advic…Read More

  8. Mr. Weedy Says: Applying rocks in the bottom of houseplant containers if definitely not a good idea. The rocks will actually decrease drainage and aeration for the plant roots. This will cause the pots to hold water not allowing the roots to breathe leading to root rot. What's the best time to water…Read More

  9. UV Rays and tips

    Wearing sunscreen during the summer months is very important and should be taken seriously. You and your loved ones should get in the habit of wearing a hat and sunscreen whenever you work or play outdoors. Skin cancer cases are on the rise each year. Contact Weed Pro Lawn Care directly for help wit…Read More