Blog | Superior Lawn Care

Snow mold is an unsightly fungus that affects your grass, typically in late winter or early spring.

We know you’re busy. Every day, you’re on the go with work, family, and errands.

Even though it’s only January and the temperature may be cold, spring is coming.

Your lawn goes through stressful times during the winter! That may sound funny, but it’s true.

With winter approaching, you may think that you lawn work is finished.

In many ways, applying a late-season fertilization on the lawn (which is often referred to as a winterizer).

Healthy trees and shrubs depend on continuous maintenance and care throughout the year.

If you’ve seen yellow flecks on grass that turn yellow-orange and then reddish-brown.

Now that we’re heading into fall, you’re probably sighing in relief when you think of your lawn.