Here in New Jersey, July has brought a significant amount of rainstorms, which has been beneficial for our irrigation systems but may also increase the risk of lawn diseases.

As we transition from spring to the summer months, June brings with it challenges for maintaining lush, healthy lawns.

As May has come to an end in New Jersey, the lush green lawns residential landscapes take center stage. However, beneath the surface lies a delicate balance between nature's bounty and the challenges posed by evolving environmental conditions.

April threw us some curveballs with 15+” of rain, but hey, that's part of the adventure, right? Our grasses, like bluegrass, definitely went on a roller coaster ride, but they've bounced back like champs. And tackling those weeds? It's been a piece of cake this time of year. 

The 2024 season is here and has been cold and rainy. This is traditionally a time when pre-emergence needs to be put down to prevent crabgrass.