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The Crazy Grass Lady’s Crazy Grass Guide to Brown Patch   Early Signs of Brown Patch   It is a beautiful September morning, the birds are singing, the squirrels are dancing under the Oak trees, the electricity bill for your AC looks like it might actually be affordable this month, everything is perfect

  Newsletter.   DO NOT PANIC!   Although I feel professionally obligated to tell you that we are hearing whispers of Sod Webworm, you, lucky reader, have your own Crazy Grass Lady to keep your focus on evil, invasive Summer weeds rather than fretting over mysterious moths in the shrubbery. As we send out this Newsletter

         Newsletter.   Happy Belated July 4th!   We hope you have enjoyed celebrating your Independence from the British except for your lawns which are still under my control! Doveweed is back with a vengeance, this aggressive weed can quickly take over a lawn and requires quick action to control. Please read this for

Newsletter.   Unbelievably Summer is almost here, school is out so if you catch me on my phone it is the kids calling for more food! Doveweed is back with a vengeance, this aggressive weed can quickly take over a lawn and requires quick action to control. Please read this for what you need to know now.

  Mowing Recommendations:   Small residential push mower only, grass should be 3" minimum after mowing Minimize weed eating to driveways, sidewalk and curbs. Ideally, avoid weed eaters completely and use edgers instead Don't mow when wet Always bag clippings when using a lawn crew. For best results when using a lawn crew provide your

Newsletter Happy Easter everyone, we have tried to fertilize just enough for the weeds to get big enough to hide Easter Eggs in!  We are hoping that some are so well hidden that there will be some candy left for us. The first application is complete and we have started Spring Aeration, Topdressing and Nematodes. The