This year has brought unique challenges for lawn care. A short spring followed by a hot, dry summer tested the resilience of many lawns, and the surge of rain kept our team busy. Through it all, we sincerely appreciate your continued partnership and trust in Virginia Green. We understand this year’s weather had a greater impact on some lawns more than others, and we’re committed to helping them recover and thrive. As always, we’re here to support you, so please don’t hesitate to reach out with any concerns.

As the temperatures drop and we transition into fall, many homeowners in Virginia begin to notice an unwelcome change in their lawns—the return of cool-season weeds. While the cooler weather may feel like a relief after the summer heat, it also creates perfect conditions for pesky weeds like poa annua, chickweed, and henbit to establish themselves.

Whether you’re a Virginia Green customer or someone new to lawn care services, it’s important to understand why these weeds are thriving and what you can do to manage them effectively.

With the shift into fall weather, September's Lawn of the Month Winners look absolutely amazing! As the weather shifted from the summer heat into cooler fall weather, please remember to send in photos of your lawn as it changes seasons. The team at Virginia Green is always proud to see our positive impact, so remember to enter your property for a chance to win. Thank you!

Many customers notice mushrooms in their lawn after periods of rain or humidity and wonder if they’re harmful to their grass. The common concern is, “Mushrooms are a fungus—this can’t be good for my lawn!” In reality, having mushrooms is not harmful. Mushrooms are a sign that your soil contains organic material, which is a great start! Mushrooms help break down that organic material and leave your soil more fertile, contributing to a vibrant lawn.

Despite our hot, dry summer, August's Lawn of the Month Winners look absolutely stunning! As aeration and seeding season continues, please send in photos of your lawn as it sprouts new growth. Seeing your lawns is a true joy for the entire Virginia Green Team. Thank you!

September brought with it cooler weather and more frequent rain showers—perfect timing, as core aeration and seeding season is in full swing. Our crews have been out for a couple of weeks now, double core aerating and seeding with our proprietary blend of Virginia Green seed.

Summer heat can be tough on lawns, especially cool-season grasses like Fescue, which thrive in moderate temperatures. With the rise in summer temperatures, it's common to see your lawn struggling—whether it’s slowing growth or fading color.

August is upon us, bringing cooler days and the promise of a thriving lawn. As we transition from the heat of July, it’s the perfect time to prepare your lawn for fall.

Aeration and seeding season is starting soon and Virginia Green associates are ready to get rolling. This essential service helps repair summer damage and improves soil health by enhancing water and oxygen flow to the roots. Our proprietary, Gold Tag blend of Tall Fescue and Kentucky Bluegrass seed ensures the best start for your lawn.

A lush, green lawn is the pride of any homeowner, but achieving and maintaining that vibrant color isn't just about regular mowing and watering. One often overlooked factor that can significantly affect the health of your lawn is the acidity of your soil. If your soil's pH level is out of balance, it can lead to a host of problems, including poor grass growth, increased weed presence, and susceptibility to pests. In the eastern United States, where rain-prone climates are common, soil acidity is a prevalent issue.

July broke heat records across the state, but the July Lawn of the Month winners didn't sweat the heat one bit! It was very difficult selecting this round of winners given the amazing submissions we received! Please continue to submit photos of your lawns – we love seeing the Virginia Green difference and hearing your story!