How To Prepare For Spring!
The official start of spring is less than 10 days away. As the weather is beginning to warm, we are requesting that you call to arrange your spring turn appointment. Spring Turn On’s is a [...]
The official start of spring is less than 10 days away. As the weather is beginning to warm, we are requesting that you call to arrange your spring turn appointment. Spring Turn On’s is a [...]
After one of the coldest, snowiest winters in the past 11 years, spring officially arrives on Friday, March 20, 2026 — less than three weeks away! 🌷 Spring start-ups will begin on or around that [...]
Short answer is YES! The weather is cool and getting colder each day on Long Island. There is at least one day per week of rainfall. There is 1-3” if rain forecast for this Thursday. [...]
A Service Agreement is a great way to save money and eliminate the stress of remembering your sprinkler system maintenance. When you sign up, you receive priority scheduling for both winterizing and spring start-up services. [...]
This time of year, the temperatures are cooler, the days are shorter (less sunlight), and most trees & lawns require little water. Combined with one or two days of rain per week there is [...]
The past few weeks on Long Island have brought stretches of 90+ degree heat and high humidity—perfect conditions for lawn fungus to thrive. Our Long Island lawns are cool-season grasses, and they struggle during July [...]
It’s been a few months since your irrigation system was activated for the season—now is the perfect time for a mid-season check-up. Ensuring your system is working properly, delivering full coverage, and programmed for [...]
July is Smart Irrigation Month with the goal of providing efficient use of water while keeping our landscapes looking great and healthy without wasting water. Here are some straightforward ways to keep your irrigation system [...]
Here on Long Island most of our landscapes prefer cool to moderate warm weather and do not like this tropical heat. Plants are very resilient and over the millennia can tolerate heat waves and drought. [...]
As the season slowly moves into summer temperatures on Long Island, it is important to understand the impact temperatures have on plants. This includes grass, shrubs, trees, and flowers. As temperatures increase along with sunlight, [...]