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Lawn care: All you ever wanted to know about slugs and snails

July 25, 2012

Although snails and slugs look harmless enough (just kind of gross and slimy, maybe), they are actually quite destructive to domestic and commercial gardens. They can cause so much damage that it is best to have an effective Ridgewood lawn care regimen in place to stop the damage before it begins. First you should know [...]

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Lawn Care Tips for Speedwell, Spurge and Tall Fescue

July 11, 2012

There are quite a few varieties of speedwell, all differentiated by petite, lobed, and plentiful leaves, and by minuscule white or purple flowers. The scallop-edged leaves are paired, emerging opposite of one another. Heart-shaped seed pods develop on the stems beneath the flowers. Speedwells are among the initial of Ridgewood lawn weeds to emerge, sprouting [...]

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Lawn Care Tips for Exotic Weeds

June 27, 2012

The one thing any homeowner does not want is to find their Ridgewood lawn swimming in a sea of weeds. Not all of us are Ridgewood lawn care experts, so we probably aren’t aware of half the weeds out there other than your standard crabgrass and fescue. However, there are several types of weeds to [...]

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Pruning Can Be Easy According to Lawn care Specialists

June 13, 2012

Many homeowners are intimidated by the prospect of pruning. Knowing that improper pruning can lead to a sick or otherwise compromised tree or shrub can be too much for some people, especially after they have invested so much in their landscape. No matter how scary the idea of pruning is, it should be a practice [...]

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Post-construction tree care

May 30, 2012

There are steps you can take to protect your trees and the roots below from damage during construction on your property, however, plans aren’t always followed and mistakes are made. So what do you do to provide care to your damaged trees? If your tree has experienced damage to its exterior, the first place to [...]

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The many wonders of vinegar

May 2, 2012

Pest control specialists say vinegar is a common household item and there is likely to be a bottle lying around your home somewhere, even if you didn’t know it was there. Most people buy vinegar for one specific purpose but don’t need a whole lot of it, thus creating a huge amount of leftover vinegar [...]

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Adding a hexagonal gazebo to enhance your landscape

April 18, 2012

So you’ve finally decided this is the season you will add an outdoor living space that will give you a place to escape to and take in the sounds, smells and sights of your gorgeous landscape, as well as provide a comfortable and convenient area to entertain great friends and family. Lawn care experts suggest [...]

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Head Lice Pest Control

April 4, 2012

When you think of Ridgewood pest control, you may not think of head lice, but they are certainly a Ridgewood pest and they definitely need controlled if they find their way into your home. Lice are usually found on and in the hair and skin of a human. They bite the skin to drink blood [...]

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Natural pest control remedies for ants

March 21, 2012

Ants can be a frustrating problem when it comes to them invading your home. Ants can smell food from many miles away, so if there are any crumbs, food left out or spills, ants will find a way into your home to clean up after you. You can always rely on baits, but if you [...]

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Spider Mite Pest Control for Leyland Cyprus Trees

March 7, 2012

Leyland Cyprus trees are generally resilient to most insect infestations because they are coniferous trees. Many insects prefer to nest and feed off of deciduous trees, however not all of them. One such Ridgewood pest is the spider mite. Pest control experts say spider mites are one of the top tree Ridgewood pests that can [...]

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