In a couple of months, the leaves will start to change; we will put away pool toys and garden gloves. Wondering how best to care for your lawn in fall? Here are a few more important chores that can keep your yard from looking neglected over the winter and give
CREATING NEAT LAWN EDGES Ever wondered why some yards look so much nicer than others, even if they seem to be equally landscaped and cared for? The trick here is a process called lawn edging. Put simply, lawn edging is the process of digging a narrow trench at the edge
The Top 2 Ways to Maintain Healthy Grass Without Chemicals A lush, green lawn is a homeowner’s pride and joy. After all, what is a castle without beautiful grounds to stroll through? Unfortunately, there are a few things that can keep your grass from being as green and healthy as
…and when not to! WHEN TO FIRST CUT YOUR GRASS IN THE SPRING The truth is, there isn’t a set date. The best way to tell when to start mowing your lawn in spring is to watch it grow. Not constantly, though—that would be terribly boring. Just keep an eye
…with EnJay’s Annual Property Maintenance Bundle With the brown Christmas we’ve just had in the south metro, it barely feels like winter yet. But while our teams are out snowplowing, shoveling, and blowing New Year’s snow off your property, we’re already looking ahead to spring and what it will take
LAWNMOWER MAINTENANCE Year in and year out you count on one tool to make the most impact in the appearance and usability of your lawn. But while it’s working tirelessly for you, are you taking the time to make sure it can go the distance for you? Proper maintenance of
How do you fix brown grass? Summer heat can make maintaining a luscious, green lawn difficult, and many property owners start to panic when their lawn turns brown. But before blindly throwing money or chemicals at your lawn, make sure you actually have a problem. BROWN GRASS CAN MEAN DORMANCY,
One of the greatest truisms about Minnesota is that Mother Nature is rarely predictable. Even in early summer, it can often be too hot, too wet, too sticky, or yes, too cold for mowing to be a pleasant afternoon activity. Trying to fit lawn care in around family schedules, work