Expert Fungicide Treatments: Transform Your Yard into the Greenest One on the Block

Expertly applied fungicide treatments are the secret weapon behind many of the healthiest, most beautiful lawns. If you want a lush, green yard, it’s important to protect it from fungal diseases. These hidden threats can quickly turn healthy grass into a patchy, discolored mess. HillSide Lawn Service uses expert fungicide treatments designed with your home’s … Continued

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7 Lawn-Friendly Cookout Tips for Mid-Atlantic

Want to throw a lawn-friendly cookout that keeps your guests smiling and your grass healthy? There’s nothing like a backyard cookout to kick off a season of sunshine and good times. Whether hosting a July 4th celebration or soaking up a sunny Saturday with the neighbors, good food and great company make for unforgettable memories. … Continued

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5 Signs That You Have Grubs in Your Lawn — Before They Ruin Your Grass

By Cynthia Lawrence published May 16, 2025 Is your lawn under attack by grubs? Summer is almost here, and the perfect time to get outdoors to spruce up your yard. And if you take pride in making your lawn look amazing for summer, you’ll need to beware of grub infestations. Essentially, grubs are baby insects – also known … Continued

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Flea and Tick Control: How Professional Lawn Care Keeps Your Yard Pest-Free

A healthy lawn starts with effective flea and tick control that targets pests where they live. The summer months bring endless opportunities for fun outdoors, as well as increased flea and tick activity. These tiny pests may seem like a minor nuisance, but they can cause serious problems for both pets and people. Fortunately, with … Continued

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Seasonal Lawn Games: What to Play from Spring through Fall

Nothing brings people together like seasonal lawn games and fabulous weather. Want to enjoy your yard more this season? Lawn games are a great way to get outdoors—whether it’s for a cookout, a birthday celebration, or a laid-back afternoon. With the right setup, your yard can be a space for both relaxing and connecting with … Continued

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Time, Money, Results: The True Comparison of DIY vs. Professional Lawn Care

DIY vs. professional lawn care is a tradeoff between time, effort, and expertise—so what’s the best way to go? If you’ve ever wandered around a big-box garden center, unsure about what your struggling lawn really needs, you’re not alone. DIY lawn care might seem like the budget-friendly route, but when you factor in time, effort, … Continued

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How to Identify Crape Myrtle Bark Scale Before It’s Too Late

Could crape myrtle bark scale be the reason your trees aren’t thriving? Throughout the Mid-Atlantic, crape myrtles are a favored for their vibrant blooms, distinctive bark, and low-maintenance beauty. But lately, these popular trees have been under attack by a growing nuisance: crape myrtle bark scale (CMBS). If you’ve noticed black, sticky residue or fuzzy … Continued

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Fertilization Strategies Tailored for Your Mid-Atlantic Lawn

If you want your lawn to stand out this season, start with fertilization strategies designed for local conditions. A lush, vibrant lawn doesn’t happen by chance—it’s the result of well-timed, carefully crafted fertilization strategies. In the Mid-Atlantic region, where seasonal shifts and varying grass types demand a thoughtful approach, partnering with an experienced team like … Continued

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Grub Control for Mid-Atlantic Lawns: 6 Things Every Homeowner Should Know

When it comes to lawn health, grub control is the unsung hero of late spring maintenance.

If you want a lush, green lawn this summer, grubs are an underground threat you can’t afford to ignore. These small, white larvae may seem harmless, but don’t let their size fool you. In late summer and early fall, they feast on the roots of grass, causing long-term damage that can take months to fix. Fortunately, there’s a way to stop them before they start.

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