Aeration
5 Fall Lawn Care Tips
We know many people are ready for all the fun activities that the autumn weather brings. Cozy campfires, hats and scarves, hot apple cider, and
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Aeration
Lawn Care Steps to Protect Your Grass during Extreme Heat
The summer heat has officially set in, and you’re beginning to feel cheated due to the loss of spring. It feels like summer weather set
Lawn Care
Top 4 Spring Projects to Achieve a Healthy Lawn
It’s been a long, hard winter in Ohio, and we’re still experiencing the final act. Experiencing snow and cold weather in April has homeowners itching
Grub Control
Is Winter a Natural Pesticide? The Threat of Emerald Ash Borer in 2018
Small but Mighty: The Harmful Effects of Emerald Ash Borers What Is It? A relatively new threat, the Asia native insect was first discovered in
Lawn Care
How will the groundhog’s prediction affect Ohio’s lawn care?
Happy GroundhogDay– only 46 days to go until spring officially arrives! I am also reminded that it is hard for Ohio weather patterns or sports teams
Aeration
4 Steps to Attaining a Beautiful Lawn with Our Organic Lawn Treatment
As a homeowner, you take pride in keeping your home in good working condition for your family and the community. One part of being a
Fertilization
4 Tips for Winterizing Your Lawn This Fall
Fall is in full swing in the Midwest, and it’s time to take the final lawn care steps before winter. Proper lawn care maintenance is
Fertilization
Phosphorus Q & A
What is Phosphorus? Phosphorus is a chemical element with symbol P and atomic number 15. As an element, phosphorus exists in two major forms—white phosphorus
Lawn Care
Reducing Mosquito Populations in Your Lawn: Save Summer Events from Bug Bites!
High Mosquito Populations- Getting the Control You Need in Your Back Yard Northeast Ohio is getting a beautiful start to summer with perfect temperatures and
Aeration
De-Thatching 101: The Importance of Aeration
Are you familiar with thatch? Our team at Portage Turf Specialists LLC certainly is! You may have noticed thatch on your lawn. It’s a layer of stems,
