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We’ve preached it over and over – aeration is one of the most important things that you can do for your lawn’s health. There is a timing schedule to follow; a series of events is important to maximizing the health of your grass. Further, it is important to consider what type of grass you have, as there are many types of grass in Middle Tennessee.

The key to controlling crabgrass is ensuring the seeds can’t germinate and produce more plants. Crabgrass is a nuisance, but preventable in your lawn with a little TLC.

Lawn care companies are everywhere in Nashville, so we've broken down the most important factors to consider.

We stress this year after year- fall is not the time to let your lawn go to the wayside. If there’s any time of year to be ramping up the lawn TLC, it’s now.

Boxwood blight continues to spread as researchers look for an effective way to stop the pathogen. Though boxwood blight rarely kills the plant, it eventually defoliates the shrub, leaving an unattractive bare plant in its wake. Learn our best practices when dealing with boxwood blight.

There are two categories of turf grass: cool-season grass and warm-season grass. Middle Tennessee doesn’t fall squarely in a cool or warm climate; rather we’re located in what’s called a ‘transitional climate,’ which means cold winters that can kill warm-season grasses and hot summers that can kill cool-season grasses. Here are the five most common, and most successful, types of grass in Middle Tennessee.

Warm weather is always welcome after the chill and rain of spring move along. With summertime comes a few lawn issues to look out for, so make sure you’re informed on your lawncare!

Identifying turf disease can be a challenge. Read how to identify and treat Brown Patch and Lawn Rust, and other common lawn diseases found in Tennessee.

Pure Green is thrilled to offer Liquid Aeration as a service choice, in addition to traditional aeration. There are many benefits to choosing liquid aeration over traditional core aeration beyond the improvement to your soil. 

With some beautiful days ahead in Middle TN, homeowners have taken to the outdoors. If you’re among these residents, you might be in a panic at the state of your lawn. What should you be doing? What can you go ahead and get done to have your best lawn for spring? Get your lawn ready with these steps.