Author: Sue Silva

There’s nothing that helps shake off the winter blues like getting outside (during the warmer parts of the day) and putting in some work to get ready for spring. It’s time to shake out your…

Bumpy lawns cause headaches for many homeowners. At Southern Lawns, we work alongside you with our lawn treatment programs to help achieve the dream lawn you desire. Unfortunately, there are some lawn issues beyond our…

We at Southern Lawns spend most of our year working alongside you to keep your yard healthy and beautiful with our lawn care programs. Now, as temperatures drop and many plants become dormant, we’re all spending…

With winter on the horizon, we wanted to give you some of our top tips for keeping your landscape healthy through the colder months. Heeding this advice, combined with our shrub fertilization service in the spring, will…

Many homeowners have opted to have irrigation systems installed to ensure that their turf has a reliable source of water if regional rainfall is insufficient.  As the weather get colder, the risk of underground pipes freezing…

When homeowners look at their yards, they just want to see a beautiful expanse of thick, healthy, green grass. Is that too much to ask? The list of obstacles between you and that goal can…

Lawn care is a partnership between homeowners and the professionals they hire to provide specialized products, services, and advice. Your lawn care team is important, but their role is limited; most of the routine maintenance…

Ornamental trees and shrubs can add beauty, diversity, and character to your yard. Azaleas, butterfly bushes, and hydrangeas, among others, produce attractive blooms all year. Both shrubs and trees can be arranged to provide shade…

While water is critical to the health of your lawn, too much water can have devastating effects on your turf, leaving it susceptible to pests and diseases. Here are a few signs that will let…

Your southern lawn is everything you want it to be: green, healthy and weed-free. Then you spot the dreaded mound, the tell-tale sign of a fire ant colony. Your first impulse may be to take…