If you’re like many you’ll find that your lawn might have some bare patches in it this spring…for one reason or another. Let’s face it, it’s been a harsh winter…cold temperatures and lots of snow.  And if your lawn was in “suspect” condition when you last saw it in the fall chances are it will

While we take this site seriously for the sake of good information and as a customer resource, we also take occasion to step back and consider the “roots” of Ever-Green Turf and Landscape, and how our past confidently leads us into the future. So it was this week when the company highlighted its annual organizational

This edition of our periodic “post” from Ever-Green is shared as nothing more than a “heads up”… a heads up relative to whenever the snow and the sub-zero temperatures subside for the final time. It’s for those of us who long for spring, warm weather, and the regeneration of our lawns and landscaping…color, form, and

It’s perhaps a not-so-well-kept secret (and no secret at all) on the street, but it’s also a welcomed collaboration between two of the area’s most trusted lawn and landscaping services. What people will be talking about is the joining forces of Ever-Green and Powell’s Lawn Services, owned by Jerry Powell, for the 2014 growing season

You know, we don’t always plant the kind of seed that grows from the ground.  Sometimes, it has to come from the mind, as well. And it’s to that potential client that we share today, how you can address immediately the issues of your lawn, even as the ground becomes too cold for conventional grass

If you’re one of those who have bare patches in your lawn, or just weak density of existing turf plants…and, you’ve missed what most call the optimum fall seeding window of mid-September to mid-October…don’t despair. No, for in fact now is one of the best time for seeding, albeit “dormant” seeding…that being, grass that you

We’re going to make this simple.  We’ll make it easy to understand. The issue is one that many lawn care companies and suppliers address, but fail to explain.  The issue:  The most important step for your lawn is the last fall feeding! A lot of people misunderstand why it’s so important to fertilize your lawn

An Ever-Green client asked last week.  “Do you think I need my yard thatched this fall?” “Why do you think you have thatch,”  he was asked. “Well, I’ve been using a mulching mower now for a few years and I think I have a buildup of clippings.  I’ve heard that’s a bad thing?” And in

An Ever-Green client with a lot of pride in his lawn recently looked at his dry, fading grass and remarked, “September is a tough month to love your yard.” Of course, he’s right for the fact that the hot dry days of August and September can literally sap the life and color out of even

It’s always a bit typical in August.  The calls received from lawn care customers to say they have a weed, or weeds, they didn’t expect.  But rarely have there been more than this summer. Heading the list…a waxy, ground-hugging plant called “Purslane” (shown above).  It grows insidiously, and it grows fast. Another, taking over landscaped