Learn the difference between Warm Season and Cool Season Grass and how you should manage your lawn care.

Weeds can cause a major disturbance in your lawn during the winter. Not only do they look unsightly, but they can interrupt turf growth by outcompeting grasses. When combatting any weed, the first step is turf management.

White Grubs are a common pest in Virginia and Mid-Atlantic lawns and need to be treated as soon as an infestation is identified. By utilizing grub control on your lawn you can minimize the risk of root damage and attracting animals that dig for grubs such as skunks, raccoons, and moles.

Moles are small Insectivores (not rodents) that have the ability to tunnel and create holes in your yard and garden. They are small, covered in brown fur and have paddle-like forefeet that are highly efficient in digging. Damage from moles includes unsightly mounds and upended dirt in yards as well as dead or thinning turf from grass root damage.

The cold weather is hard enough but having pests like stink bugs in your house in the winter makes it even harder. Read below on the best ways to combat pests like these and learn about Where bugs go in the winter.

Want a healthier lawn? Aeration and seeding fixes compacted soil and helps new grass grow stronger. Coupled with a proper year-round lawn care schedule, you’ll see lush, healthy and strong grass in your yard – fast.

Weeds are a common problem for homeowners in Virginia and all across the country. They can grow in areas with good or poor soil conditions, causing headaches for those who care for their lawn regularly. Fortunately, with a regimented, year-round lawn care schedule, you can beat any weeds in your lawn and garden!

By learning more about what happens to your lawn throughout the colder months, you can properly care for it and plan to have a lush and green yard when Spring arrives!

Magnolia trees are often large, always beautiful trees acting as centerpieces to many gardens in southern lawns and across the US. Virginia Green helps you understand the needs and wants of these beautiful trees, from deciduous varieties such as the Saucer Magnolia to evergreen varieties like the Southern Magnolia.

Planting new seed on your lawn is an important step in your yard's overall health and visual appeal. In this article we cover when is best to grow a cool season lawn, how to prepare for aeration and seeding and what to do after.