Warning: Declaration of c2c_ConfigureSMTP::options_page_description() should be compatible with C2C_Plugin_023::options_page_description($localized_heading_text = '') in /home/thegre58/public_html/gklcontent/plugins/configure-smtp/configure-smtp.php on line 47
The Greenskeeper Lawn Service | Category Archive | Uncategorized
Lawn Tips & Tricks
Archive | Uncategorized RSS feed for this section
Sea of Gold

Well Isn’t That Dandy?

Finally, the landscape is finally awash with color. But not all the color is welcome. Dandelions are popping up everywhere. A customer called this week and was concerned that our first treatment didn’t work. I assured her it had done exactly what it was meant to do- fertilize her lawn but that also means it […]

Read full story Comments { 0 }

LYME DISEASE: The Difficulties Diagnosing An Epidemic

When we started to write this blog about tickborne illnesses, we were armed with facts and figures.  Below is the one figure you need. Clearly  Lyme is under diagnosed and spreading at alarming rates. every year- that is ten times as many as previously reported. Some medical professionals fear this epidemic is more widespread than […]

Read full story Comments { 0 }
Do you like the look of lichens?

Do you like the look of lichens?

Do you like lichens? We recently received a phone call from a customer that her tree was being invaded by some wild fuzzy creatures. She said, My tree looks like it is from outerspace with hairy green appendages all over it.’ What was growing on her trees were lichen. Lichen, are an unusual pair. Yes, […]

Read full story Comments { 0 }
UMASS says they will be back in force this year!

WINTER MOTH

Last year many areas were spared from Winter Moth Caterpillars. According to UMass Extension, the numbers could be significantly higher than last year. It is unclear how the extreme cold temperatures will affect the numbers that hatch. While winter moth are historically cold tolerant, temperatures this year were extreme and may help to keep the […]

Read full story Comments { 0 }

SPRING FEVER

Last week’s storm was Mother Nature’s wake up call to us all. Here at the Greenskeeper, we had enough. The day before the storm was spent raking, cleaning up branches and burning. Sure we knew that the lawn would be covered again but that little bit of warm weather had given us spring fever. If […]

Read full story Comments { 0 }

Lawncare..in January????

Many of our customers are surprised to get a knock on their door, after Christmas. Why the heck would you still be fertilizing lawns? This fall was particularly challenging. After a very hot dry summer, lawns were in need of water. The fall continued with the pattern of lack of rain and lawns were in […]

Read full story Comments { 0 }

Fall Tree and Shrub Care

Fall is here and it’s time to start preparing your trees and shrubs for the winter. The services that we offer and recommend in fall are Tree Shrub Insect Disease Control, Fall Dormant Oil, Deep Root Fertilization and Antidessicant. Tree/Shrub Insect Disease Control: Insects are still active and fungal diseases are a problem this time […]

Read full story Comments { 0 }

What is that fuzzy stuff in my lawn

Annual bluegrass is popping up in lawns all over Massachusetts. The fuzzy light green tops are the seed heads. This is typical for this time of your. There is not need to do anything. With proper mowing and fertilization, the annual bluegrass will blend in with the rest of your lush lawn. Don’t fertilizer? Call […]

Read full story Comments { 0 }
tree, protect, wintermoth, turpentine beetle, massachusetts, cape cod, caterpillar

Protect Your Trees From Insect Threats in Massachusetts

Many Massachusetts homeowners don’t consider tree care until it is too late.

Read full story Comments { 0 }
mojo,lyme disease, ticks, cape cod

Preventing Tick Borne Illnesses

The Greenskeeper can help protect your loved ones from tick borne illnesses in Massachusetts.

Read full story Comments { 0 }