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Flea, Tick, and Mosquito Control in York County: Why Early Spring Planning Matters

When it comes to fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes in York County, prevention always outperforms reaction. Although winter may feel like the off-season, now is the ideal time to understand how insect populations develop, why spring conditions matter, and how a proactive plan dramatically reduces the risk of serious infestations later in the year. At Go Green Customized Lawn Care, we focus on timing, planning, and responsible solutions, not last-minute fixes once problems are already established. Why Insect Pressure Is Expected to Be High This Season Insect populations are directly influenced by […]

Flea, Tick, and Mosquito Control in York County: Why Early Spring Planning Matters

When it comes to fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes in York County, prevention always outperforms reaction. Although winter may feel like the off-season, now is the ideal time to understand how insect populations develop, why spring […]
Mulching vs Bagging Leaves on Lawns in York, PA

Many homeowners spend hours every fall bagging and raking leaves. Believing a perfectly clean lawn is the healthiest option. While that approach may look neat, it is no longer considered the most earth-friendly or beneficial […]

Turf Fungus/Disease in the Lawn in York County, PA

Lawns were under severe stress with the drought-like conditions, and recent excessive rainfall allowed extra moisture to remain on the […]
Dormancy During Drought

Don’t give up on your lawn just yet. It most likely is not dead, just dormant! Dormancy is a process […]
Drought and Thunderstorms

Double Whammy! – Drought and Thunderstorms All plants need at least some water to survive, therefore rain is important to […]
Brown, Dry and Thin Lawn

Brown, Dry, and Thin Spots in the Lawn? Lawns will begin turning dormant when roots can no longer grab nutrients, […]
Sod Webworm

Sod Webworm – Catepillars in the Lawn? Sod webworms are the caterpillar or larval stage of what are commonly called […]
Red Thread

One of the most common diseases, seen in spring, is red thread. This disease is usually associated with perennial ryegrass, […]