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.
Discover why early morning or late-night watering keeps grass greener, saves water, and promotes deep root growth.
Learn how often and how much to water your lawn with expert tips from Seascape Lawn Care. Discover easy schedules for sprinklers and manual watering to keep grass green and healthy all season.
Learn how to protect and maintain your lawn during summer watering restrictions with tips from Seascape Lawn Care. From odd/even schedules to no-watering bans, we share strategies to minimize drought stress and help your grass recover fast.
When summer heat arrives and rain becomes scarce, many New England homeowners notice their lawns turning brown. This common problem, known as drought stress, can cause grass to lose its healthy color and vigor. But the key to keeping your lawn green is catching drought stress early—before your grass starts to fade.
If you’ve ever spotted a bright yellow-green grass-like plant shooting up above the rest of your lawn in the middle of summer, chances are you’ve met nutsedge. It’s a stubborn, fast-growing weed that often shows up in lawns across the Northeast—especially in June and July.
While most homeowners focus on mowing frequency or blade height, one often-overlooked detail can make a big difference: the direction you mow. In this Healthy Lawns segment, Dr. Jim Wilkinson explains why alternating your mowing pattern isn’t just about aesthetics—it can have a real impact on the vitality of your turf.
When it comes to achieving that lush, well-manicured lawn, most homeowners focus on watering schedules, fertilizing routines, and weed control. But there’s one vital element that’s often overlooked—the sharpness of your lawn mower blade.
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.