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The Benefits of Spring Cleanup for Your Yard

November 15, 2022

Jump to: Leaf and Debris Removal Transitioning From Winter Additional Lawn Care Services Spring Cleanup Services  It can be challenging to care for your lawn during the cold months. Over the winter, dirt, moisture, and debris pile up on your lawn. These elements can turn healthy greenery into a difficult-to-manage plot of land. Conducting a […]

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The Importance of Fall Cleanup

The Importance of Fall Cleanup
August 16, 2022

Jump to: What Is Fall Cleanup? Benefits of Fall Cleanup Why You Should Hire Someone For Fall Cleanup Contact Green And Black Before the winter cold hits, getting your yard cleaned up and ready for the following spring is essential. Although it might seem like a small detail in landscaping, fall cleanup is actually a […]

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How Does Temperature Affect My Lawn?

push mowing grass
April 14, 2022

Jump to: When Does Grass Stop Growing What Temperatures Cause Grass To Stop Growing How To Prepare Your Lawn For Colder Temperatures How To Care For Grass When It Starts Growing The Benefits of Professional Lawn Care Contact Green & Black Wouldn’t it be great if our lawns could stay lush and green all year […]

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Lawn Care Schedule to the Perfect Lawn and Property

Green lawn
March 9, 2022

A lush green lawn can be the jewel of your landscape. From tackling dry brown areas and combating weed woes to fixing dry grass and dealing with bald patches, there are many ways you can keep your lawn in top shape. When searching for the best full-service property maintenance company for your lawn in Minnesota, […]

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How Do Irrigation Systems Work?

January 14, 2022

In today’s climate, one moment, the sun shines brightly at a pleasant 80 degrees and the next, we find ourselves facing hours of unexpected snowfall. Consequently, seeding your lawn, crafting your landscape and diligently caring for your yard has transformed into a strategic game akin to chess. Although a lawn irrigation system cannot assist you […]

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Getting Rid of Brown Spots on Your Lawn

September 16, 2021

Jump to: Why Is My Lawn Turning Brown In Spots? How To Fix Brown Lawn Patches Does your otherwise beautiful property have mysterious brown patches that won’t disappear, no matter how much you try to water or fertilize them? Are you tired of having lawn problems? Curb appeal can make or break a first impression […]

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The Rules of the Lawn: How Often You Should Mow Your Lawn

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July 13, 2021

When it comes to lawn care, it takes a delicate balance. Mowing your lawn too much can impact how lush it can appear, but not cutting it enough can come with its own drawbacks. Other considerations you make — or forget to make — can also impact how healthy your grass can be. So how […]

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Earth Day 2018 – Protect the Pollinators!

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April 17, 2018

Earth Day is celebrated each year on April 22, but that doesn’t mean your garden can’t do its best for the earth every day. One increasingly popular and environmentally friendly approach to landscaping is to create a honey bee/butterfly habitat. Honey bee and butterfly habitats help protect these pollinators, are relatively easy to grow and […]

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Planning Your Lawn’s Greenery and Flower Beds

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February 20, 2017

It is the beginning of February. Snow is piled on the ground, and the weather is frightful. While it may seem too early, now is the time to plan your landscaping for spring. Before you know it, April showers will appear, bringing beautiful weather and green grass everywhere. It is best to have a plan […]

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Important Tips To Help Your Lawn Make It Through The Winter

morning frost on grass
November 9, 2015

Home and business owners take advantage of the winter months to forget about their lawn care and landscaping. And rightfully so. Grass and typical garden flowers will not grow or receive proper nourishment during the coldest and shortest days of the year. However, it is important to prepare your lawn before that first frost for […]

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