Clover Blog
Winter Care Landscape Tips
In the Piedmont Triad, we never know what to expect during the winter. We may have snow, ice, spurts of warmth, too much precipitation and even dry spells. Chances are we'll have mixed bag and while we're warm by the hearth; our plants will have to weather the...
Get Started in Composting
As Tommy mentioned many times, compost and compost tea help plants grow. Here's some basic information to help you get started in composting. According to the EPA, 20-30% of what we throw away is food scraps and yard waste. These items should be composted. Doing so,...
A Lawn Restoration Project
Lawn Restoration is serious business and at GrowinGreen we do not make the recommendation unless it is necessary. A field manager visited a new customer to provide an estimate. The first two photos show what he found during that visit - the lawn was all weeds, moss...
Autumn Mowing, Leaves and Winter Weeds
The deluge of water and wind have passed. As the sun returns and the lawn dries out, we need to clean up the yard and mow again. It's a perfect time to talk about Autumn mowing, leaves and winter weeds. If I had to pick one piece of advice that fits everyone in the...
Our Late Fall Lawn Care Checklist
Back by popular demand - our late fall lawn care checklist. A few last minute items that will set your yard apart from the neighbors come next spring when everyone will want the greenest prettiest lawn first. So invest a little now for a greener spring or, if you're a...
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