Spring Has Sprung: Now Is the Time to Aerate Your Lawn

March 25, 2020 | Aeration

If you want to improve your lawn’s performance this year, now is the time to take action. After one free assessment from the professionals at Lawn Plus LLC, we will make a customized plan to help your lawn thrive. Typically, we recommend that homeowners invest in spring and fall lawn aeration services to take advantage of the moist soil. You will be amazed at how far a simple aeration service can go for the health of your lawn.

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One Dormant Oil Application Can Save Fruit Trees from Invasive Pests

February 18, 2020 | Dayton

Here in Dayton, OH, we are nearing the end of winter. And while you may think your fruit trees won’t need your attention for a few more months, now is the time to protect them from insects and disease. At Lawn Plus LLC, we offer a dormant oil application plan as part of our shrub and tree care services. A single application of dormant oils during the late winter/early spring will effectively guard your fruit trees against invasive insects.

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Tips for Fall Lawn Maintenance

October 29, 2014 | Dayton

Many people welcome the arrival of the fall season. Whether you’re enjoying cooler temperatures or you’re beginning the countdown to the holiday season, fall certainly brings about changes for Dayton area homeowners. When it comes to lawn maintenance, many people are ready to throw their hands in the air and say, “I quit!” But don’t give up quite yet. Fall is an important season for your lawn. Here’s how you can make the most of it:

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Dayton Lawn Care: Prepare Your Yard for Winter

December 26, 2013 | Dayton

Thanks to freezing temperatures combined with snow and ice accumulation, winter can be a tough time of year for your lawn. There are, however, some Dayton lawn care steps you can take (before and during the winter season) to protect your yard from significant damage. Today we’ll discuss some of these preventive measures that can help keep your lawn lush and green when winter gives way to spring.

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