by Lawn Care Plus, Inc. | Sep 17, 2026 | Lawn Care
Fall lawn watering in Massachusetts should be based on rain, soil moisture, and whether the grass is established, not a fixed calendar date. A mature lawn often needs less supplemental water as temperatures cool and rainfall returns. New seed, sod, and recently...
by Lawn Care Plus, Inc. | Sep 8, 2026 | Lawn Care
After heavy rain, hydroseed does not automatically need to be reapplied. First, let the water drain and inspect the surface without walking across soft soil. An intact mulch layer can often be monitored; small thin spots may need a targeted repair; bare soil,...
by Lawn Care Plus, Inc. | Sep 1, 2026 | Lawn Care
If you are deciding when to stop mowing your lawn in Massachusetts, watch the grass rather than the calendar. Continue mowing in fall while the turf is still adding noticeable height, then stop when growth has effectively ended and another cut would not improve the...
by Lawn Care Plus, Inc. | Jul 23, 2026 | Lawn Care
Why Lawn Aeration Could Be the Most Important Thing You Do for Your Yard This Year Lawn aeration is the process of creating small holes in your soil so that air, water, and nutrients can reach the roots of your grass — and it could be the single biggest...
by Lawn Care Plus, Inc. | Jul 11, 2026 | Lawn Care
What Is Hydromulch Seeding? A Quick Answer Before We Dive In Hydromulch seeding is a lawn establishment method where a mixture of water, fiber mulch, grass seed, fertilizer, and tackifier is sprayed onto prepared soil using a specialized tank and pump system....
by Lawn Care Plus, Inc. | Jul 9, 2026 | Lawn Care
Is Your New Sod Ready to Aerate? Quick Answer: When to Aerate New Sod Minimum wait: 6 to 12 months after installation Recommended wait: A full year (one complete growing season) Why: New sod has shallow, fragile roots that a mechanical aerator can rip out...
