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How To Protect Your Family From Ticks And Mosquitoes This 4th Of July
With the country gradually re-opening, this July 4th weekend is sure to be one of the most celebrated in a long time. Safely gathering with family and friends this...
DIY Lawn Care VS Hiring A Pro
Spring is here and there is so much you’d rather be doing than working on your lawn. You could take the kids and the dog to the park or take a walk through the...
Keep It Simple With Minimalistic Gardening Ideas
Minimalistic gardening is the idea of gardening in a small defined space that keeps maintenance to a minimum. It’s a great choice for people with small yards, seniors, or people with not enough time on their hands but still want to enjoy the benefits of growing your own food.
How To Eliminate And Prevent Spring Weeds To Protect Your Lawn
Weeds pose one of the biggest threats to your lawn and landscape this year. They work around the clock as thieves, stealing important nutrients from your grass and...
Mosquito Control: Tips To Help You Take Back Your Backyard
By the time fall rolls around, we are all tired of the mosquitoes swarming our properties. Unfortunately, here in Mississippi, our gorgeous southern weather means that...
The Benefits of Deep Root Fertilization
When plants go dormant in the fall, they stop sending nutrients up to leaves and focus on storing food in the roots. This makes fall an opportune time to fertilize and...
5 Common Myths About Ticks
Mother nature’s clock has ‘ticked’ its way into the summer already. Each year ticks start their mission to wreak havoc right around May and June. Thousands of these...
Lawn Care Services: The Perfect Holiday Gift
Of all the work that goes into getting ready for the holidays, it seems we are always rushing around at the last minute. We all have those people that we hate shopping...
Best Landscaping Plants for South Mississippi
Have you been searching for a plant to add beauty to your southern Mississippi landscape? We have listed award-winning plants evaluated by the MNLA. Each plant is a...
How to Treat Your Lawn For Fleas
Flea Infestation can start with one and end with thousands. It is important to treat fleas at the first sign before they get out of control. Fleas feed off the blood of...
Why You Need Fall Weed Control
Your lawn has made it through another hot, dry, Tennessee summer. If you are like most people in the area, your lawn may be looking a little thin and weedy in spots....
Summer Lawn Irrigation: Why Proper Watering Is So Important
Water is key to growing and maintaining a healthy lawn whether you have clay or sandy soil. It’s also just as important to water properly. Knowing proper summer...
What To Consider Before Hiring A Lawn Care Company
You have decided to bring in a lawn care company to fertilize and care for your lawn in the Memphis area and you think you found the one you want. Well, here are some...
Is Spring Seeding Beneficial?
A full, lush, green lawn free of bare spots is a healthy lawn. The causes of these patches could be many and varied but they can be remedied with the proper products...
Give the Gift of Protection From Mosquitoes, Fleas, and Ticks
If you followed the news this year, then you know how dangerous mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks can be. This holiday season, consider the gift of protection from...
Giving the Gift of a Lawn Care Program From Lawn Jox
Holiday shopping is never easy. Finding the right gift for the right person can be stressful and difficult. If you’re looking for a unique gift that will just get...
Fall Tick Prevention Tips to Protect Your Family From These Dangerous Pests
Ticks have quickly become the most dangerous pest in the United States. While mosquito-borne illnesses like West Nile virus and Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) have been making all the news, ticks are the critters that pose the most imminent threat. Fall is a very active time for ticks as they search for a warm place (or body) where they can overwinter. Here are a few fall tick prevention tips to protect your family from these dangerous pests.
Winter Does Not Mean the End of Flea Control
Fall is in full swing, and winter is not far behind. While we typically have milder, shorter summers in both Tennessee and Mississippi, the cooler air and shorter days...