Lawn Care
Spring 2025 brought an extraordinary amount of rainfall to Massachusetts, marking one of the wettest seasons in recent memory. While this deluge has alleviated drought conditions across much of the state, it has also created an environment ripe for the proliferation of lawn and tree diseases. From Drought to Deluge: Massachusetts’ Changing Water Status After… View Article
A lush, green lawn is the pride of many homeowners—but lurking beneath the surface, tiny troublemakers may be preparing to ruin your beautiful yard. Grubs, the larvae of beetles like Japanese beetles, June bugs, and European chafers, are among the most destructive lawn pests in New England. They feed on grass roots, creating unsightly brown… View Article
If you have beautiful oak trees in your yard, chances are you’ve seen your lawn sprinkled with acorns each fall—and sometimes into spring. While these natural tree seeds are a sure sign of a thriving landscape, many homeowners wonder if they affect the health of their grass. The good news? With a little care and… View Article
Moss might look lush and green, but when it starts creeping into your lawn, it’s usually a sign that something isn’t right. Homeowners often reach for lime, thinking it’s a quick fix to kill moss—but does lime really solve the problem? The short answer? No, lime does not kill moss. While lime plays an important… View Article
If your yard has pine trees, you’ve likely noticed a thick carpet of fallen needles underfoot. Many homeowners worry that these pine needles might be turning their soil acidic, potentially affecting grass, garden plants, and even other trees. It’s a common belief—but is it true? Let’s explore whether pine trees or pine needles actually change… View Article
Maintaining a healthy and vibrant lawn requires more than just watering and mowing—trained lawn care technicians play a crucial role in ensuring your lawn stays in top condition. Regular lawn care services, such as fertilization, weed control, and pest management, are crucial to keep your lawn in top condition. However, these tasks can be time-consuming… View Article
Weather Rainfall in recent years has been quite erratic. We had a very wet spring this year a fairly average summer, and an incredibly dry fall. Last year we saw a fairly average spring, a very wet summer and another dry fall. Wet weather particularly in the spring is a driver for a foliar disease. … View Article
As autumn ushers in its vibrant palette, your lawn undergoes a seasonal metamorphosis. Instead of seeing the fallen leaves as a chore, seize the opportunity to elevate the health and aesthetics of your landscape. At Natural Tree and Lawn Care, we advocate for sustainable practices that not only enhance your property but also benefit the… View Article
As fall progresses, many homeowners assume lawn care can be put on hold until spring. However, some of the most troublesome weeds, like Hairy Bittercress, start growing during the winter months, even though you won’t see them until spring. At Natural Tree and Lawn Care, we want to help you prevent these winter weeds before… View Article
As the world becomes more saturated with products claiming to be the solution to all of our problems, it’s essential to be wary of snake oil and miracle products. These products are often marketed as the answer to all of our lawn care problems, promising everything from a lush, green lawn to the eradication of… View Article
