There are No Quick Fixes to Spring Lawn Success in York County Most homeowners think spring is when lawns are “fixed.” In reality, spring simply reveals what was already decided months earlier. Below the surface, soil remains active throughout winter. Moisture movement, compaction, root preservation, and biological recovery all continue while turf appears dormant. Ignoring this phase is one of the biggest reasons lawns struggle with thin turf, uneven color, and slow recovery once temperatures rise. At Go Green Customized Lawn Care, we focus on soil health first because healthy lawns aren’t […]
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 […]
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 […]
Poa Annua – King of the grassy weeds! In one form or another all plants, including grasses, sprout a flower […]
Crabgrass – the bad and ugly weed! Crabgrass can invade a lawn and landscaping, potentially taking over areas where grass […]
What is that flowering weed in my lawn? Common chickweed is a winter annual weed. This weed may be flourishing […]
Roughstalk Bluegrass – What is it? Roughstalk Bluegrass will stay green during the winter months and has been apparent […]