Where there’s water there’s generally a way to grow anything in nature, especially with residential and commercial lawns. And to that end Ever-Green, for 2015, has upped the “ante” on making sure that residential and commercial customers, old and new, have the absolute best in irrigation options available to them. With the recent purchase of

A question from a client this week, relative to the uncommon snow and freezing temperatures and potential harm to lawns.  “Will it hurt?” Well, it is a good question because we’re not accustomed to this much snow and 8 degree temps before Thanksgiving. The answer:  Typically, no.  It will send a signal to the plant

We recently wrote that September/October is a perfect time to seed new lawns, or bare spots, for emergence next spring as a healthy, vibrant-looking yard. We also mentioned that because of heavier-than-normal rainfall during the past summer there was more inherent ground moisture than normal.  And while that’s true, with the periodic 80-degree days we’ve

If you’re a frequent visitor to the Ever-Green site you by now know that we recommend a minimum height of about 3.5 inches for average summer mowing.  This helps keep your lawn green while minimizing the stress on individual plants.  It’s pretty much a universal recommendation from every turf and landscaping source. But so far

It’s why we put up with those long months of winter…cold weather, snow and ice.  We long, and we live, for summer! Compared to winter, it offers so much, especially for the person who feels best when surrounded by the “green” and “growing” of summer…lush grass, brilliant gardens of color, and even the fruits of

Here’s our annual reach out to area school officials and athletic directors, ever-diligent in their efforts to grow a better, safer, and more durable playing surface for their football, baseball, soccer and softball programs. We’re here to say…it doesn’t have to break the district’s budget to grow a playing surface that’s lush, weed-free and durable

If there was a college course offered on how to best maintain your lawn in the summer months, there is one major postulate that absolutely trumps all other theories concerning health, color, and resistance to disease and hot weather. That is…after Memorial Day raise the deck on your mower (if you haven’t already).  That’s right,

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