Dr. Green Lawns LLC

Never Forget. 9.11.01. 🇺🇸

Hope this made you chuckle on a Monday. 😂

But let’s talk about those pesky p*e spots! Dog’s urine is high in nitrogen. This concentrated nitrogen “burns” your lawn in the same way that too much fertilizer does. That’s why urine spots are often brown in the center, where the contact was greatest, and green around the edges, where the diluted urine acted as a fertilizer.

Some solutions:
💦 Water your lawn: The best way to reduce the damage to your lawn is to dilute the urine by saturating the spot with water immediately.
💦Water your dog: Make sure your dog is well hydrated to dilute the strength of the urine.
🍽Examine diet: Consult your vet to see if you are feeding your dog the right amount of protein. The nitrogen in urine comes from protein metabolism, and some dogs might benefit from a lower-protein diet.
🐾 Train your dog: Train your dog to go in a designated space away from the main lawn.

BEFORE & AFTER ALERT! 🚨
Contact us to book your core aeration service for your home or business this September.

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Happy Labor Day! 🇺🇸 Have a safe holiday and most of all- ENJOY. 😎

Lawn Aeration 101: The basic idea behind lawn aeration is your lawn & the soil under it need to breathe.

The build-up of lawn thatch makes it difficult for your lawn to breathe, so doing this service in the fall helps control it. Aeration also breaks up compacted soil, allowing water and fertilizer to permeate into the root zone. Grassy areas submitted to constant foot traffic (or car traffic-yikes!🚗) require lawn aeration more frequently than do out-of-the-way areas.

Overall, aerating your lawn is a simple yet highly beneficial way to keep your lawn healthy. Doctor's orders. 😉

Pumpkins and cornstalks may be the epitome of fall, but they’re incredibly lightweight when it comes to Halloween decor. If you’ve been looking for some ideas to spice up your front yard, back yard, or garden before the big day, here are a few spooky ideas.

11 Creepy Halloween Decor Ideas For Your Lawn And Garden Get expert advice on improvements to your home, including design tips, how much you'd expect to pay for a pro and what to ask when hiring experts.

Leave your lawn in the hands of a professional. It's time to start thinking about lawn aeration and overseeding- these are so important for lawn maintenance. 🍂 Aeration is a fall lawn care step that reduces thatch, improves drainage, and loosens soil. Contact us today for a free estimate: (203) 754-7336

PSA: Check for Bunny Nests Before Mowing Your Lawn. The little creatures could be hiding in dead patches of grass.

This Viral Video Shows Why You Shouldn't Mow Over That Dead Patch of Grass You probably have no idea that little creatures could be hiding underneath it.

? You should consider planting trees or installing shade structures to provide relief from the sun’s intensity. ☀️

On the other hand, trim back tree branches that obstruct sunlight to ensure your grass receives enough light for photosynthesis.

: A good strategy for controlling the grubs in your lawn is to get them when they're young. The young grubs feed voraciously on the roots of your lawn in late July, August and September.

Now is when you want to gain the upper hand. Keep an eye out for brown patches on your lawn that never turn green. Give us a call for a free estimate.

The person every lawn care company wants on their team. 🤣 Happy Weekend!

Delivering ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ service every time.

If you would like to take advantage of our free lawn analysis services, give us a call or send us a message. 🌱

Some Friday humor. Dang dandelions.

We can help. 🙋

You might think of August as a time when lawn care responsibilities are winding down but it's actually one of the most important months for lawn care! It's time to start preparing for dormancy in the fall.

Contact us to learn more about our fertilization, core aeration & overseeding services. Estimates are FREE.

A little Monday Q & A: Why do I have so much moss?

Shade, moisture and soil are a few reasons that you could have moss on your lawn. To remove it, we suggest raking up the moss, collecting it, and then applying lime.

HAPPY WEEKEND - hopefully. 😉

: A good strategy for controlling the grubs in your lawn is to get them when they're young. The young grubs feed voraciously on the roots of your lawn in late July, August and September.

This is when you want to gain the upper hand. Keep an eye out for brown patches on your lawn that never turn green. Give us a call for a free estimate. 🐛

Check out this fantastic customer review from Joe & Donna C. in Southington, CT. Thank you both! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

There could be something going on with your soil. 🍄

How to Stop Mushrooms From Taking Over Your Lawn Here's what to do before they ruin your curb appeal.

During the summer ☀️many lawns are showing the signs of wear- ESPECIALLY on pathways. A good solution is installing stepping stones to minimize damage across grass and to minimize traffic across brittle lawns. Plus, it looks great depending on the design or stones you use.

BEFORE & AFTER - speaks for itself. 🙌

📱203-75-GREEN (4-7336)

Stop pesky plants from crashing your garden party with this guide to identifying and getting rid of common weeds.

The Only Weedy Plant Identification Guide You'll Ever Need Use these photos and descriptions to identify 36 weeds in your lawn and garden. Plus, get tips for the best ways to get rid of these common weeds.

Why is it important to clean up your pooch's p**p?

💩Dog P**p Isn't a Fertilizer Like Cow P**p!

Dog waste also contains nitrogen, which explains why your grass can turn brown or yellow in spots. The best way to keep your lawn green is to promptly clean up after your dog, or at least on a weekly basis.

Keep your lawn healthy during summer heat and minimize brown spots! 💧

Watering your lawn deeply during the hot weather helps to ensure that grass roots grow strong and deep, making the lawn more drought-resistant and promoting a green lawn. Aim to provide at least one inch of water per week, whether from rainfall or irrigation. The best way to achieve this is to water your lawn less frequently but for longer periods, allowing the moisture to pe*****te the
soil. Early morning is the best, as it reduces evaporation and the summer heat helps the grass to dry before evening, preventing fungal growth.

What sets us apart from the rest? We are honest with all of our customers. You'll know exactly what we're using on your lawn at all times. We're a small, local business that wants to give our community full disclosure.

You deserve to have all of the information in front of you before making your decision on picking your lawn care professional- and we sure hope it's with us. Give us a call. We're happy to answer any questions and give you an estimate for FREE. 📱203-75-GREEN (4-7336)

Here are some tips to protect your lawn from heat stress! ☀️

1️⃣Avoid foot traffic as much as possible during the hottest parts of the day.
2️⃣Discourage parking or placing heavy objects on the grass, which can cause damage and compaction.
3️⃣Consider applying a light layer of mulch around trees and flower beds to conserve soil moisture and reduce heat absorption.

Skip mowing today. 🥵

Longer grass blades cool the soil by shading the ground, and they help retain soil moisture. Grass blades also lose more moisture when their tips are cut by mower blades, so letting grass intact retains more moisture.