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Did the Freeze Kill Your Lawn? (Why Brown Spots Might Actually Be Good News)
Yesterday, your lawn looked mostly green. Today, after temperatures dipped near freezing, there are large, ugly patches of brown, reddish, or purple grass scattered throughout your yard.
Why Is My St. Augustine Grass Turning Brown in February? (It’s Not Drought)
Brown Patch is a fungal disease caused by Rhizoctonia solani. While we associate fungus with the humid summer, this specific strain loves the "cool" Florida weather.
Common Lawn Pests
Common lawn pests in southwest florida and how to handle them...
5 Common Lawn Weeds in Fort Myers (And How to Stop Them)
Common weeds and how to handle them...
The Green Formula: Advanced Lawn Treatment Techniques for a Lush, Healthy Yard
Achieving the dream of a lush, healthy, and vibrant yard [...]
Arboreal Armor: Unveiling Cutting-Edge Care Strategies for Healthy Trees and Shrubs
A landscape adorned with healthy, thriving trees and shrubs adds [...]











