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04.21.2025

Don’t Let Aphids Wreck Your Landscape

As the weather warms up and your landscape starts to thrive, so do the pests – and few are as sneaky and stubborn as aphids. These tiny, sap-sucking insects can cause big problems for trees and shrubs across Virginia, especially as we head into late spring and summer. Here's what you need to know about identifying and controlling aphids before they take over your yard.

04.14.2025

Got Moles? We’ve Got You Covered.

Moles might be small, but the damage they cause to your lawn can be big. At Virginia Green, we’ve seen firsthand how frustrating it is to have your carefully maintained turf turned into a maze of tunnels. That’s why we’re offering professional mole services in Central Virginia- designed to reclaim your yard without harming the environment or the moles themselves.

 

03.19.2025

Lawn of the Month Winners - 2025 February

 With spring finally upon us, it's time to announce the first of 2025's Lawn of the Month Winners! 


Rank Family - Prince George, VA

Up first is the Rank family in Prince George, VA! With their submission, they wrote: "Even with the freezing temperatures and snow and ice this winter, our look looks healthy and great. We have the best lawn in our neighborhood. We are so blessed to have Virginia Green care for our lawn. Thank you Virginia Green!"

It is our pleasure! We sincerely appreciate your continued partnership. 

03.19.2025

Message from Gil: Spring Has Finally Sprung

Spring is finally here, and at Virginia Green, we’re ready to help your lawn thrive!

This year, with the delayed arrival of warm weather, we’re more eager than ever to get things rolling. Our Service Leaders are out in full force, as lawns begin to turn a vibrant green with the rising temperatures. We know many of you are starting to spend more time outdoors, and we’re here to ensure your lawn is at its best for all your spring activities.

02.18.2025

Message from Gil: A Winter Update & Looking Ahead

So far, this winter has brought a mix of conditions, including recent snowfall. While the weather has occasionally delayed work, our Virginia Green Service Leaders have been out performing services whenever possible, targeting winter annuals and preparing lawns for spring. We've been applying lime and potassium to prepare lawns for the growing season ahead, and our team continues to refine their expertise through agronomic training. As daylight increases, fescue lawns will regain their rich green color throughout the month.