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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
n this edition of Healthy Lawns with Dr. Jim, Dr. Jim Wilkinson, founder and owner of SeaScape Lawn Care, explains what thatch is, why it develops, and when it becomes a problem for your lawn.
Crabgrass can quickly take over your lawn if not stopped early. Learn when it germinates, how to identify it, and why a timely pre-emergent application is the most effective way to keep your lawn healthy and weed-free.
Struggling with moss taking over your lawn? Discover what causes moss to grow and how to get rid of it by improving sunlight, soil conditions, and overall lawn health.
Dr. Jim Wilkinson explains how SeaScape’s science-based approach, transparent pricing, and local expertise deliver healthier, greener lawns across Rhode Island and beyond.
As the weather gets warmer, you’ll begin to notice your lawn is starting to green up. So, what steps do you need to take to get your lawn ready for the season?
When it comes to maintaining a lush, healthy lawn, many homeowners assume that doing it themselves will save money. But as Dr. Jim explains, that belief is often a misconception.
With towering plow piles, buried shrubs, and lawns hidden under heavy snowpack, homeowners are now asking the big question: how will it affect my yard this spring?
Give your lawn a boost this fall! Learn why late-season fertilizing helps roots grow stronger, keeps grass greener, and sets up a healthy spring lawn.
If you’ve ever noticed brown patches or dying grass late in the summer, there’s a good chance grubs are to blame. These tiny, root-eating pests can cause major damage before you even realize they’re there. But, as Dr. Jim explains in this Healthy Lawns segment, with today’s advanced grub control treatments, you can stop them before they start.
As summer gives way to fall, many homeowners start to notice brown patches creeping across their lawns. While it’s easy to assume the grass is just suffering from drought stress or seasonal changes, the real culprit could be living right beneath the surface — grubs. In this Healthy Lawns segment, Dr. Jim explains the telltale signs of a grub problem.
If your lawn in the Northeast starts showing brown patches in early fall, chances are grubs are the culprits. These small, C-shaped white larvae can do major damage beneath the surface before you even know they’re there. In this Healthy Lawns segment, Dr. Jim explains why understanding their lifecycle is the first step to effective prevention and control.
Improve your lawn’s health this fall with professional core aeration from SeaScape Lawn Care. Relieve soil compaction, reduce thatch, and promote strong root growth for a greener, healthier lawn.
Core aeration is one of the best things you can do for your lawn right now. It helps your grass breathe, grow stronger, and thrive — both now and next season.
SeaScape provides lawn care, lawn fertilization and related services throughout Rhode Island, Southeast Massachusetts and Eastern Connecticut.
SeaScape’s Lawn Care division proudly offers:
⇒ Fertilization services
⇒ Overseeding
⇒ Core Aeration
⇒ Grub Control
⇒ Winterizing Fertilizer
⇒ Water Savers Program
⇒ Green Lawn Care Program
SeaScape Lawn Care uses environmentally friendly practices and the 
safest products and our technicians pride themselves with safety and environmental protection measures. SeaScape will call ahead before all lawn care applications and weeds are always spot-treated to avoid unnecessary ‘blanket’ applications. After all treatments, our technicians will clean driveways and walks of all products.
Pest controls are used judiciously and under strict Integrated Pest Management (IPM) guidelines by licensed and trained technicians. To learn more about our policies towards pest control applications and natural – organic lawn care, please click here or on the “Eco Friendly” button present on every page on the SeaScape web site.
With branches in Coventry and East Providence, SeaScape proudly services all of Rhode Island, Southeastern Massachusetts, and part of Connecticut.