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Winter Pruning 101: What You Need to Know

Posted on January 2nd, 2018 by Turf Unlimited

Believe it or not, winter is the best time of year to prune your plants. When partaking in this essential activity in the coldest season, it’s important to know that the wounds from winter pruning will heal quickly — without the threat of disease or insect infestation to your precious plant. Here are some tips for […]

Melt Sidewalk Ice Without Damaging Your Grass

Posted on January 13th, 2016 by Turf Unlimited

As wintry weather approaches, you’re probably starting to think about those dreaded iced over walkways you’ll have to deal with around your home. While it is encouraged that you take precautions to prevent and remove any ice built up on your sidewalk, it can also be very dangerous for your plants it not performed correctly. […]

Keep Your Garden Growing Indoors

Posted on January 7th, 2016 by Turf Unlimited

Imagine having your own source of fresh herbs and produce right at your fingertips. With your own personal garden, you can! Though winter may put a damper on your green thumb, causing your plants to go dormant and leaving you to rely on your local supermarket for your favorite fruits and veggies, that doesn’t always […]

Winterize Your Yard Tools in 5 Easy Steps

Posted on December 2nd, 2015 by Turf Unlimited

It’s about that time of year when your yard work slows down for the winter, which means it’s time to pack away the outdoor power tools, like your lawn mower and trimmer. But, before you go and stash them in the shed for the season, here are five simple steps you should take to make […]

Tips to Stop Lawn Disease From Striking This Winter

Posted on November 18th, 2015 by Turf Unlimited

Winter weather conditions can be harsh in the New England, making winter lawn diseases far and few between. The disease that you actually have to worry about is that which erupts just before or after the winter months. As your grass shifts from growth to dormancy in fall and back again in spring, it becomes […]

The Do’s and Don’ts of Raking Leaves

Posted on November 12th, 2015 by Turf Unlimited

Although the autumn leaves might look pretty strewn about your yard, it’s important to take the time to remove them before they damage your landscape. We know it might not be your favorite fall task, but we promise it’s all worth it in the end. Here are a few of the raking do’s and don’ts […]

An Early History of Lawn Mowers

Posted on September 21st, 2015 by Turf Unlimited

The lawn mower – every lawn care fanatic’s best friend! But, did you ever wonder how such a fantastic invention came to be? Today, we honor the lawn mower with a brief introduction to its early history. Early lawn maintenance: Way before any advancements in lawn mowing and turf care were made, lawns in France were […]

The Benefits of Mulching Your Lawn Clippings

Posted on September 16th, 2015 by Turf Unlimited

Did you know that when you bag and throw away your lawn clippings you’re actually throwing away a valuable lawn care resource? Instead, mulch, or mix grass clippings back into the soil to make the most out of your lawn mowing maintenance. The point is, if you’re not mulching, you’re missing out, and we’re here […]

How to Prepare Your Yard for the Fall

Posted on September 14th, 2015 by Turf Unlimited

Summer days are dwindling and you may have even noticed that some leaves are already beginning to show signs of fall. Before you know it, the trees will be bare, the air will be crisp, and your lawn will be covered in a crunchy sea of yellow, orange and brown leaves. In order to set […]

Electric v. Gas Lawn Mowers

Posted on September 10th, 2015 by Turf Unlimited

From cars and kitchen appliances to home-heating systems, gas-free is the way to be lately, but does that same logic apply to your lawn mower as well? More than likely you’re aware that when it comes to purchasing a lawn mower you have many options, one of which is whether to go with a gas […]

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