Owen Tree Service Blog

Why Baiting Works and Grub Control Doesn’t

Implementing effective grub control practices can help keep your lawn lush and green.

Chinch bugs pose a persistent challenge to homeowners, especially as summer temperatures rise and lawns come under stress.

The heat of the summer is here and your lawn might be starting to look a bit different.

Used by professional sports fields and golf courses – this maintenance practice can help your lawn, too.

Oxford, Michigan, is no stranger to Necrotic Ring Spot (NRS), a destructive lawn disease caused by the fungus Leptosphaeria korrae.

By applying a crabgrass preventative in early spring, you can stop these pesky weeds before they even have a chance to take root.

Spring aeration is a key lawn care practice that helps your lawn thrive after a long winter.

Left untreated, this insect can cause significant damage to your lawn.

This disease invades grass roots, leading to the formation of characteristic circular patches of dead grass.

There are several key signs that indicate your lawn needs aeration.

These bright yellow invaders can quickly transform a pristine lawn into a sea of unwanted flowers.

Your lawn looks beautiful and lush and your lawn is the talk of the neighborhood. Then one day you come home and …

Spring lawn aeration offers significant benefits for a lawn’s health and appearance.

All it takes is that one neighbor who doesn’t seem to really care about the condition or overall look of their lawn.