The Lawn Blog

Fall is your lawn’s last opportunity to prepare for a Minnesota winter. That doesn’t mean you need to spend every weekend working on it. In

Fall in the Brainerd Lakes Area has a personality all its own. Summer doesn’t exactly disappear overnight. Instead, it slowly gives way to cooler mornings,

As fall winds down in Minnesota, homeowners often wonder whether they should give their lawn one last feeding before winter arrives. The short answer is

By January in the Brainerd Lakes Area, your lawn may seem like a distant memory. Whether you’re in Brainerd, Baxter, Nisswa, Pequot Lakes, Crosslake, or

There’s something special about fall in the Brainerd Lakes Area. The summer crowds begin to thin out, mornings get a little cooler, the bugs finally

September can tell you a lot about your Minnesota lawn. The heat of summer is fading, the first leaves are beginning to change, and thin

September in the Brainerd Lakes Area is one of the best times of the year. The mornings are cooler, the trees around Brainerd, Nisswa, Crosslake

Fall arrives quickly in Minnesota. One week you’re mowing every few days, and seemingly overnight the leaves are changing, mornings are cold and you’re wondering

Every Minnesota lawn gets weeds. The question is whether you’re dealing with a few dandelions scattered across an otherwise healthy lawn or weeds that have

Taking care of a lawn in Minnesota is all about timing. Our lawns go from frozen and buried under snow to actively growing in a