Maintaining a beautiful, healthy Georgia lawn is a time-consuming task; not to mention an exhausting one in the heat of Southeastern summers. In addition to time and energy, caring for all of your lawn’s year-round needs can be costly. When factoring in equipment, supplies, seed, fertilizer, treatments for disease and pests, etc., costs can add… The post Benefits of Professional Lawn Care Services appeared first on Simply Green Lawn Care Plus ..read more

  Why Should I Test My Soil? If your lawn is waterlogged after a heavy rain, plants and grass aren’t growing well, or you are experiencing excessive weeds, the problem may lie beneath the surface. These indicators mean it’s time to perform a soil test so you will know what the soil may be lacking. Once the soil is back to good health, grass and plants will be, too.  The Importance of Soil Testing for Georgia Lawns Soil testing is incredibly important for understanding the specific characteristics and needs of your Georgia soil. Soil tests reveal the health of your soil, which deter ..read more

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  If you’ve fallen a little behind on your spring yard cleanup, there’s no better time than now to get started. Spring winds and rain bring fallen leaves, branches, and other yard clutter. This season’s rains also bring a growth spurt to trees and turfgrasses. Part of spring yard cleanup and maintenance is also brush removal. Get your trees in shape with proper pruning and trimming techniques then haul away the clutter along with composting debris. Don’t know where to start? Follow this checklist to help you begin the process of yard cleanup and brush removal: Clear debris from your la ..read more

  Watering too little or too much can affect the health of your Georgia lawn and garden. How much water does your landscape really need? The answer lies in the types of grasses, shrubs, and vegetation planted. Georgia homeowners are encouraged to plant drought-resistant flowers, bushes, and turfgrasses to avoid overwatering. Too much water can lead to rot and disease, and too little water can stifle plant growth, and make grasses dry and brittle. Building a sustainable landscape is the goal, and following best practices for conserving water is key to reaching it.   Plan Lawns and G ..read more

  What makes those Georgia peaches and pears so sweet? It’s likely the power of nature’s springtime pollinators doing what they do best. As you get the urge to plant your spring garden, consider incorporating some pollinator-friendly flowers, shrubs, and trees to attract bees, butterflies, and birds. As they pollinate fruit trees, vegetable gardens and crops, these creatures promote biodiversity and contribute in great ways to seed production. Here are some steps you can take to make your garden a welcoming habitat for pollinators: Choose Native Plants: Select native plants that are ad ..read more