Grow Beyond Blog

Spring is finally here, and at Virginia Green, we're all geared up and excited. It's the perfect time to get those lawns looking fantastic!

This year, with spring's delayed arrival, our eagerness to get started has only grown. Our Service Leaders are busy watching the grass turn a lush green, and we're seeing our customers begin to spend more time outside. It's a busy season for us, and we're ready to ensure everyone's lawns are top-notch.

We are excited to announce our February  Lawn of the Month winners. If you weren’t chosen, next month is another opportunity to show off your lawn and we can’t wait to see how your lawn will look once the weather begins to warm up. Remember, each month is a new chance to win $75 towards a future application.

So far, 2024’s winter weather has been cooperative despite excessive rain. The good news is all the products our Virginia Green service leaders apply need to be watered into the soil, so this eliminates a step for our homeowners. We have been outside working when we can, with Virginia Green Service Leaders pulling soil samples, sending these to Waypoint Labs in Memphis, and getting the results back to our customers much faster than in previous years.

We are thrilled to announce the January Lawn of the Month winners at the start of a wonderful new year! It’s thrilling to see how Virginia Green lawns are thriving in these cold months. Remember, each month is a new chance to win $75 towards a future application.

Ready for Great Service in 2024

Happy New Year from Virginia Green! We're eager to continue offering exceptional lawn and landscape services in 2024. Weather permitting, we'll be out servicing your lawn soon. Now's the perfect time to schedule soil testing, lime applications, or even add tree and shrub care to your services.

Cold weather can be a silent enemy to your garden, often causing unseen damage to plants, trees, and shrubs. Many gardeners overlook this issue, only to find signs of harm in the spring. Wilting leaves and a sparse canopy might surprise you in an otherwise lush season, and you may notice defoliation weeks after a brief cold spell. The root cause? Water management within the plant.

Happy New Year from Virginia Green! We are excited to announce our November/December Lawn of the Month winners! If you weren’t chosen, next month is another opportunity to show off your lawn this winter. Remember, each month is another chance to win $75 toward a future application.

Crisp mornings, sparkling frost, and... don't even think about stepping on your lawn! Yes, the delicate beauty of frost might tempt you, but those shimmering crystals hold a surprising secret: they can wreak havoc on your beloved grass.

Should you worry about heavy snow on trees and shrubs?

After a heavy snowfall, have you ever thought about removing heavy snow from the branches of your trees and shrubs? There are two thoughts about this question. We will discuss both of them here.

What Are These Small Green Worms In My Trees?

The small green worms you find in your trees are called cankerworms.