Month: September 2026
After a stretch of wet or humid weather, you may walk outside and suddenly notice mushrooms popping up across your lawn. For many homeowners, the first reaction is concern: Are mushrooms a sign that something is wrong with my lawn? Usually, the answer is no. In fact, mushrooms in your lawn are often evidence of… View Article
If your lawn developed dry, brown or straw-colored patches this summer, heat and drought may not have been the only things to blame. Chinch bugs can cause significant turf damage during hot, dry weather, and their feeding activity can easily be mistaken for ordinary summer stress. This year, chinch bug damage in Massachusetts lawns became… View Article
