All Season Lawn Care

The many wonders of vinegar

May 21, 2012

Pest control specialists say vinegar is a common household item and there is likely to be a bottle lying around your home somewhere, even if you didn’t know it was there. Most people buy vinegar for one specific purpose but don’t need a whole lot of it, thus creating a huge amount of leftover vinegar [...]

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Lawn Care Tip: Sprinkler Buddy

May 7, 2012

Unless you have a sprinkler system that automatically goes into the ground after it has completed its watering chores, you may be familiar with the damage that can occur to your irrigation system when performing such Milwaukee lawn care services such as mowing. Thanks to the ingeniousness of Leo D. Gauthier III, there is now [...]

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Adding a hexagonal gazebo to enhance your landscape

April 23, 2012

So you’ve finally decided this is the season you will add an outdoor living space that will give you a place to escape to and take in the sounds, smells and sights of your gorgeous landscape, as well as provide a comfortable and convenient area to entertain great friends and family. Lawn care experts suggest [...]

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Lawn Care Tip: How to make your own cedar mulch

April 9, 2012

There are several different varieties of mulch to choose from, but many homeowners and commercial property owners seem to prefer cedar mulch. Cedar mulch offers the landscape a hint of rich color, and of course there is the aromatic cedar smell that adds an extra incentive. Cedar mulch also offers landscape beds superior protection against [...]

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Spider Mite Pest Control for Leyland Cyprus Trees

March 26, 2012

Leyland Cyprus trees are generally resilient to most insect infestations because they are coniferous trees. Many insects prefer to nest and feed off of deciduous trees, however not all of them. One such Milwaukee pest is the spider mite. Pest control experts say spider mites are one of the top tree Milwaukee pests that can [...]

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Lawn Care Tip: Make your own mulch from kitchen waste

March 12, 2012

Ever wonder what to do with those scraps of food that shouldn’t go down the disposal, but create a terrible smell if left in the garbage for more than a day? Or perhaps you’re looking to enhance the growth of your landscape plants in a more natural and cost-effective manner? Lawn care experts recommend using [...]

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Why soil tests are important to optimal Milwaukee lawn care

February 27, 2012

Most homeowners know what services are necessary for good Milwaukee lawn care: proper mowing, aeration, overseeding, adequate hydration and fertilizer. Aeration is one of the most beneficial Milwaukee lawn care services, especially if you live in an area that experiences episodes of little to no rainfall. Aerating your Milwaukee lawn will allow the water from [...]

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Preventative Pest Control for Leyland Cyprus Tree Pests

February 13, 2012

Insect activity is a serious problem for Leyland Cyprus trees, according to Milwaukee pest control experts. Because this tree is a conifer and not a deciduous tree, it makes it an uninviting host for most insects. However, it is not altogether out of harm’s way when it comes to insects. Bagworms and spider mites are [...]

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Natural Milwaukee pest control remedies for ants

January 30, 2012

Ants can be a frustrating problem when it comes to them invading your home. Ants can smell food from many miles away, so if there are any crumbs, food left out or spills, ants will find a way into your home to clean up after you. You can always rely on baits, but if you [...]

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Fido on Milwaukee pest control: Should you let your pets eat bugs?

January 16, 2012

Anyone who is an animal owner probably knows that dogs and cats will eat the strangest things – including bugs. In fact, in my house, if there’s a fly, all I have to do is alert my cat to this fact (if he isn’t already on the job) and he will flit about the house [...]

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