Lawn and Landscape Resources

One day your lawn looks healthy. A few days later, mysterious brown or yellow patches appear and start spreading. If you've experienced this frustrating scenario, you've likely dealt with lawn disease—and you're not alone. Charlotte's warm, humid climate creates ideal...

Overseeding—spreading grass seed over an existing lawn—is one of the most effective ways to thicken thin turf, fill in bare spots, and maintain a healthy lawn over time. But timing makes the difference between success and wasted seed. In Charlotte's Piedmont climate,...

Every year, we get calls from Charlotte homeowners who suddenly notice brown patches spreading across their lawns in late summer. When they pull up the dying turf, they find the culprits: fat, white, C-shaped grubs feeding on grass roots just below the soil surface....

If you've admired the thick, lush St. Augustine lawns in Florida or along the Gulf Coast, you might wonder if you can achieve the same look in North Carolina. It's a common question we hear from homeowners who've relocated from warmer climates or seen St. Augustine...

Choosing the right grass seed for your Charlotte lawn isn't as simple as grabbing whatever's on sale at the hardware store. Our Piedmont climate—with its hot, humid summers and mild but occasionally frigid winters—creates unique challenges that eliminate many grass...

If you're a Charlotte homeowner looking for a lawn that can handle our hot summers and still look great, Bermuda grass deserves serious consideration. This warm-season turf has become one of the most popular choices in the Charlotte metro area, and for good reason. In...