Sometimes, it's the small things that make a big difference. At El Camino Promenade, one of our commercial accounts, we did a few planter renovations. Don't they look better? Before: After:

After the spring growing season, summer brings quite a bit of stress to lawn grasses. Not only are the heat and drought damaging, but we aren’t as forgiving in the summer as we are in the winter...Most people want their lawns green & lush for outdoor fun an activities and we try to fight nature by continuing to fertilize, water, and coax new growth out of our lawns no matter what the weather! Here is some helpful information about seasonal changes of turf grasses: Cool-season grasses (such as fescue, bluegrass, and rye) grow best when temperatures are in the 60s F. Warm-season grasses (including Zoysia, St. Augustine, Centipede, and Bermuda) like temperatures in the 70s. Once temperatures ge