Preparing your lawn for winter is a crucial part of lawn care and simply maintaining your yard in general. After the hot, dry months of summer, early fall is the best time to aerate, seed, and fertilize. These steps will … Continue reading
Green T Preparing Lawn For Winter
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Green T: How To Prepare Your Lawn For Summer
Creating a strong root system and minimizing stress is key for your lawn in the spring so that you can head into summer prepared to face the heat and sun. 1. Aerate – Lawn aeration helps decrease the build up … Continue reading
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Why Is My Lawn Patchy And Brown?
Have you ever wondered what causes brown patchy spots in your yard? A variety of factors can contribute. Read about the most common issues below. New Grass If your grass is new, it may take a few more cycles of seeding … Continue reading
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Green T: Fall Aeration and Overseeding
Aeration Aeration is the process of removing small plugs of grass and soil from the ground with a specialized machine. These new perforations in the lawn allow fertilizers and water to penetrate deeply. More nutrients benefit the root system by … Continue reading
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9 Superb Tips To Prevent Asocochyta Leaf Blight
What Is Asocochyta Leaf Blight? Asocochyta leaf blight, sometimes known as leaf spot, is a common fungal problem that affects several species of grass during the summer. This type of leaf blight affects Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue … Continue reading
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Awesome Q & A on Crabgrass Prevention and Treatment
The Ins and Outs of Crabgrass There are two conditions that are beneficial to controlling that pesky crabgrass; a healthy lawn and a preventative pre-emergent. Thankfully with us as your Lawn Care Provider we can help with both. We provide … Continue reading
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Tis The Season For Grubs!
Are you developing ugly brown patches in your yard, but you feel like you’re constantly watering? Rest assured, it’s not for the lack of watering. Mid-August through September is when your yard starts to show the impact of grubs. What … Continue reading
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4 Most Common Hydrangeas & How To Prune Them Like A Pro
Technically, Hydrangeas do not have to be pruned. They only need to be pruned if they have grown too large for their space and are becoming an eyesore. If your hydrangea is in fine shape, it may just need a little … Continue reading
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Learn how to save your lawn from winter this season
Snow Plow Damage Install brightly-colored boundary markers along the edges of paved areas to help protect lawn and shrubs from snow plow and snow thrower blades. Lightweight wooden stakes, at least four feet tall with bright reflective tape and brightly … Continue reading
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5 Tips to Prep Your Garden for Winter
With winter around the corner, fall may not seem like the most ideal time for planting. However, planting in the fall can be beneficial for your landscape and the environment. 1. Plant before it’s too late: Shorter days and cooler … Continue reading
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Dog Damage and Your Lawn
A dog may be man’s best friend, but it certainly isn’t a lawn’s best friend. No matter the condition of your lawn, if you have a dog you’ll notice that your two friends don’t get along at some points. This … Continue reading
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Mid Spring Lawn Care
Most home owners know that early spring is the time to begin your lawn care regimen so you can have a healthy summer lawn after the long winter. After your initial early spring lawncare, is there something you should be … Continue reading
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Lawn Care Schedule For Northern Illinois
Use our lawn care schedule to help take care of your lawn and get a beautiful lawn. At Green T Lawncare, we love green grass and beautiful lawns as much as you do. Nothing makes us happier than a perfect … Continue reading
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Types of Lawn Grass in Northern Illinois
With dozens of varieties of grass available for your lawn, what is the best type of grass for planting in your yard in Northern Illinois? Your choice of grass type is dependent not just on the climate you live in … Continue reading
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Winter Lawn Care Tips
Winter tends to be a quiet time for the lawn, and lawn care tends to be pushed to the back burner. Here are some quick tips to help your lawn in the winter. Avoid walking on the lawn. Keep of … Continue reading
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How to Get Your Lawn Mower Ready for Spring
A set of tips to help you get your mower ready for spring and summer use. As winter begins to fade, it’s time to start thinking about spring. We love to see the last of the snow melt away, the … Continue reading
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Roundup Free Weed Control System
Our Green T lawn care and weed control system does not use the chemical Roundup. We use fertilizers and herbicides that are tough on weeds but safe for your family and pets. Roundup is the world’s most widely used weed … Continue reading
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Caring for New Sod
Didn’t get around to replacing that ugly dead grass last fall? Don’t worry, spring is another great time to lay down new sod. It can be even more beneficial when paired with an aeration and overseeding. The cool temperatures in the … Continue reading
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Green T at the Old House New House Home Show at Pheasant Run
Green T Services was in attendance at The Old House New House Home Show at Pheasant Run in St. Charles, Illinois. Since 1984 The Old House New House Home Show has brought together over 300 award-winning contractors, talented designers, creative craftsmen … Continue reading
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Dealing with Thatch
Spring is right around the corner, and were already for it to arrive with it’s warm weather and sunny days. But is your lawn ready? After the long cold winter months your lawn builds a layer of dead grass and … Continue reading
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