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Should I Rake or Mulch Fall Leaves on My Lawn? By mid-October, the maples and oaks drop leaves faster than you can bag them. Many Fort Wayne homeowners wonder whether to mulch fall leaves into the lawn or rake every one. The answer depends on how many leaves are down, and Purdue offers a simple

What Should I Ask Before Hiring a Lawn Care Company? Anyone can print a flyer and call themselves a lawn care company. Hiring a lawn care company well takes a few direct questions, and the answers tell you more than any sales pitch. Super Green has provided lawn care across Fort Wayne, Indiana for over

How Do I Get Rid of Wild Violets in My Lawn? Heart-shaped leaves spread across the shady side of the yard, and every spring they send up purple flowers. Wild violets look charming in a garden bed. In a lawn, they crowd out the grass and shrug off most weed killers. Many homeowners spray once,

Dethatching vs Aeration: What’s the Difference? Both jobs tear up your lawn for a few days. Both promise a healthier yard afterward. Dethatching vs aeration confuses a lot of homeowners because the two get lumped together as one general fall chore, when they actually solve two completely different problems. Super Green has provided lawn care

How Do I Get Rid of Ants in My Lawn? Small dirt mounds appear overnight, scattered across the yard like tiny volcanoes. Ants in my lawn is one of the more common summer complaints we hear, and most of the time the fix is simpler than homeowners expect. Super Green has provided lawn care across

What Does a Soil Test Actually Tell You? A bag of lime sits in the garage because someone said Indiana soil runs acidic, and the lawn could probably use it. That is a guess, not a plan, and a soil test is the difference between the two. Twenty minutes of digging and a small fee

How Do I Get Rid of Japanese Beetles in My Lawn? They show up in July, metallic green and copper, chewing through rose bushes and skeletonizing leaves across the yard. Japanese beetles are hard to miss above ground. What most homeowners do not realize is that the adult beetles flying around in summer are only

A patch of lawn turns straw-colored in the middle of a hot, dry August, and the first assumption is drought. Water more, and the patch keeps spreading anyway. Chinch bugs are the usual explanation when watering does not fix a dying patch during peak summer heat, and they are commonly missed because the damage looks

Why Is My New Sod Turning Brown? Fresh sod goes down bright green and looks perfect for about a week. Then patches start fading, and the panic sets in. New sod turning brown a week or two after installation is common enough that it has a name among installers: transplant shock, and in most cases