Blog | Superior Lawn Care

Moles are a common problem in Pittsburgh once the weather begins to warm up.

Now that 2018 is upon us, it’s time to think about your lawn.

Winter has crept up on us, and so it’s time wrap up the lawn care season.

Many people ask us, “What you do in the wintertime?” since that’s our off season.

Your landscaping should be tended year-round – yes, even when winter rolls around!

Once the growing season for your lawn is over, you may think there’s nothing more to be done until March.

As you head into winter, it’s time to think about preparing your shrubs and ornamental trees for the winter.

An orange-colored lawn usually means that your grass has rust disease.

September and early October can bring grubs and grub damage to your yard.

Fall is a great time for your lawn. There are cooler temperatures and the soil has the chance to enjoy the moisture.