Green clumps in your lawn are often caused by moss, algae or certain types of weeds. These growths thrive in damp, shaded areas with poor drainage. We can help you treat and prevent these clumps for a healthier lawn.

There are several types of plant seeds including annual, perennial and biennial seeds. Annuals grow quickly and die within a year, perennials come back year after year and biennials take two years to complete their life cycle. Choosing the right type depends on your garden’s needs.

The frequency of watering depends on the type of plants and the season. Generally, most plants need to be watered deeply once a week. Trees require less frequent watering but need deep soaking. We recommend adjusting watering schedules based on weather and plant types.

Yes, leaves can be very beneficial to your garden! When decomposed, they act as a natural mulch that adds nutrients to the soil and helps retain moisture. However, it is important to ensure they are not left in thick layers that could block sunlight and air from reaching your plants.