While you might think that you only have to worry about ticks in the summer, these pesky parasites can, unfortunately, stick around throughout the colder months in Massachusetts. With all of the frustrating bites and potentially dangerous diseases that ticks can transmit, you should be aware of how and when ticks become active in winter, the damage they can cause, and how you can protect yourself, your family, and your furry friends from ticks throughout the year. Keep reading for some helpful information on winter tick activity from your friends at Sea of Green Lawn Care! Where Do Massachus ..read more

How To Take Care Of Your Houseplants This Winter You might think that because your houseplants are inside, you don’t need to do anything extra to help them survive the changing weather outside in Massachusetts. But, just like your plants outdoors, your indoor plants can be seriously affected by the cold temperatures and dry conditions that come with the winter season. No one likes to see their houseplants wither, and with just a few simple steps, you can make sure that your houseplants stay healthy all winter long.  Make Sure Your Plants Are Getting Enough Light Adequate sunlight is ..read more

Do you know what type of grass is on your lawn? With all the varieties of cool-season grass species that are common for lawns in Massachusetts, how do you know what type of grass is best for your yard? Also, how and when should grass seed be applied to your lawn? There are so many questions about grass seeding, but the professionals at Sea of Green Lawn Care have the answers. We have years of experience and knowledge in lawn care and can help choose and apply the best grass or grass blend that will revitalize your turf, keeping your lawn healthy and looking its best.  Choosing The Right ..read more

One of the best parts about fall is appreciating the beautiful color changes on the trees and shrubs. In order to make sure the trees and shrubs in your Massachusetts yard show off their fall colors this year and for years to come, you need to make sure they are healthy and able to withstand the upcoming weather changes. Even though winter is still a few months away, it’s important to start preparing your trees and shrubs for the colder temperatures. There are several critical steps to maintaining your trees and shrubs this fall, and the Plant Health Care Program from Sea of Green Lawn Care c ..read more

Your lawn has a brown patch – or multiple patches. You’ve tried giving it extra water. You’ve tried fertilizer. You’ve even tried fungicide. Nothing seems to be working. The brown spots remain. Does this sound familiar? If so, it might not be a result of poor lawn maintenance or bacterial disease. It could actually be a problem with the soil. When soil becomes too acidic, your grass can’t absorb the fertilizer you throw down. Seeing persistent brown patches can certainly leave you feeling frustrated. Thankfully, Sea of Green lawn Care has the solution: a lime application. How To Rescue Your L ..read more

It’s August already, and while fall is still a month away, now’s the time to consider what your lawn needs to succeed. Our landscapes will be an explosion of colors and smell that bring back fond memories. But if you’re a homeowner, it means lots of work. Fall maintenance is essential to maintaining the look of your yard into next year. From seeding to weed control, there are many things you can do to boost the health of your turfgrass and have it ready to withstand the harsh winter. Plus, whatever you do now is less work down the line next spring! Is Your Massachusetts Yard Ready For Fall? R ..read more

Bugs aren’t a friend to anyone – except maybe to each other. But when the summer months hit, it is tough to continuously have to deal with the pests that are trying desperately to get into your home. If you have ever dealt with centipedes, cockroaches, or spiders, you know that it can be a terrifying thought that follows – Do I have a pest problem? Most of the time, these bugs aren’t trying to bother you – but they are focused on rather what is in your home that attracts them to it. For example, left out food, overflown trash, doors that are left open too long… All of these can be contributin ..read more

That first hot and humid day summer feeling is one that is understood by us all here in Massachusetts. The summertime brings so many enjoyable things that the winter keeps from us. Imagine all of the fun you’re going to have this summer biking with your significant other, taking your kids to the park, grabbing drinks on a patio with a friend, or going to that late-night bonfire everyone is going to be at. Unfortunately, with all of the countless summer events spent outdoors come pests – especially mosquitoes. This is where the Sea of Green experts will teach you all about the Do-It-Yourself w ..read more

A lot goes into maintaining a gorgeous yard. Thankfully, Sea of Green Lawn Care has the solution. Our plant care program takes a holistic approach and tackles all of the common issues we see with Massachusetts gardens. The Ultimate Plant Care Treatment Plan While we customize our plans based on the individual needs of each property owner, these are the common treatments we recommend to keep your yard looking fabulous all summer long. Weed Control Treatment Controlling weeds can be challenging. You need to knock them out without harming the flowers, ornamental trees, shrubs, or your turfgrass ..read more

Is your Massachusetts lawn tired and fatigued? Is it experiencing patchy bare spots or water runoff? It may be in need of seasonal aeration. Living in Massachusetts, we are blessed with sunshine and warmer temperatures year-round. This summer was no exception, and with the COVID pandemic hanging around, most of us utilized our backyard spaces more than usual. What may usually serve as a place to enjoy a cup of coffee, read a book, or host a family barbecue, recently became your family’s staycation. While not a bad thing, all of this overuse may have created soil compaction and excessive thatc ..read more