Fall is Officially Here

Fall is Officially Here

When the clocks turn back an hour, we tend to move inside and put our landscapes to rest. There is still some work to be done, though. Here are a few tips on getting your lawn and landscape ready for winter. Leaves: Yes, it’s a pain to pick up leaves. No, you should...
The Impact of Moth Damage & Drought Stress

The Impact of Moth Damage & Drought Stress

SeaScape President, Dr. Jim Wilkinson, joined The Rhode Show on WPRI TV to discuss what the combination of moth damage and drought stress means to your trees and plants this Fall.
Summer to Fall: What You Need to Know

Summer to Fall: What You Need to Know

Our area has seen a significant lack of rain over the past several months. This drought has had a profound effect on many lawns. It’s also affected outdoor trees and shrubs. Our technicians have done their best to mitigate the damage the drought has done, but...
What’s that on My Lawn? Red Thread

What’s that on My Lawn? Red Thread

Given the amount of rainy, humid weather we’ve had during the last few weeks, it looks as if our lawn’s previous drought concerns have started to evaporate. With that said, you may have recently seen some red blemishes appear on your property. Your lawn is made up of...
If you Spot Seed Heads, You Don’t Have to Worry

If you Spot Seed Heads, You Don’t Have to Worry

Does your lawn look like it’s full of waving wheat or white topped weeds? Chances are, you are seeing seed heads. Your lawn is full of millions of grass plants. At this time of year, some of those plants will try to reproduce  by growing seeds encased in seed heads....