SeaScape News
Jamestown Canyon Virus and West Nile Virus Detected in Rhode Island Mosquitoes: What Homeowners Should Know
Mosquito testing in Rhode Island has detected Jamestown Canyon Virus in Tiverton and West Nile Virus in several communities, reinforcing the importance of mosquito prevention and control during the height of mosquito season.
Summer Lawn Care: SeaScape’s Jim Wilkinson Joins WPRO’s Matt Allen to Answer Listener Questions
During the conversation, they covered a wide range of summer lawn care topics, from managing drought stress to minimizing damage from your four-legged family members.
Why Does Your Lawn Have Dry Spots? Dr. Jim Explains the Most Common Causes
In this episode of Healthy Lawns with Dr. Jim, Dr. Jim Wilkinson explains the most common reasons some areas of your lawn turn brown before others—and what you can do about it.
Mosquito Watch: West Nile Virus Detected in Cranston
Rhode Island health officials have confirmed another West Nile virus-positive mosquito sample – this time in Cranston. Learn how to protect your family and reduce mosquitoes around your home with SeaScape YardGuard.
Do Grass Clippings Cause Thatch? Here’s What Every Homeowner Should Know
Grass clippings don’t cause thatch—in fact, they’re good for your lawn. SeaScape Founder Dr. Jim Wilkinson explains the truth about thatch and when you should remove grass clippings.
Thatch Control: Why Core Aeration Is Usually Better Than Dethatching
Learn how to control lawn thatch with expert advice from SeaScape founder Dr. Jim Wilkinson. Discover why core aeration is often a better long-term solution than dethatching for a healthier lawn.
Chinch Bugs or Drought? How to Tell What’s Really Damaging Your Lawn
Think your lawn is suffering from drought? It could be chinch bugs. Learn how to identify chinch bug damage, when these insects are most active, and how SeaScape protects lawns throughout Southern New England.
Mosquito Watch: Rhode Island Reports First West Nile Virus Detection of 2026. Here’s How to Protect Your Yard.
The state’s current West Nile virus risk level is considered medium, making now the perfect time for homeowners to take steps to reduce mosquito populations around their homes.
ALERT: 2026 Tick Population Worrying, Expert Warns
If you’ve been paying attention to the headlines, you know that tick season has started with a vengeance this year.