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Mulching is generally seen as a spring activity, but there are actually a number of benefits to mulching in the fall. Turf Pro Outdoor Solutions is showing you why!

Autumn has come and it’s time to get ready for fall lawn care to ensure your turf is the best it can be all year long!

Mosquitoes are notorious for invading our Kentucky fun. Learn ways to naturally protect yourself and invest in a mosquito control program from the experts at Turf Pro Outdoor Solutions.

There’s nothing like the sweet summertime air flowing through the sky. Along with the newfound sunshine, beautiful flowers, and spirit that fills the air, also come bugs. Bugs that infest your home, your family, your lawn, your business, and your pets.  Protecting yourself and your loved ones from pests and bugs can be one of… Read more »

Home and business owners take a lot of pride in their well-kept yards, and they should! A beautiful lawn can complete the look of your home and your outdoor living spaces. If you think about it, no one would want to sit around a bonfire or pool with a lawn that seems like it hasn’t… Read more »

Soil alone is great to use when you are just starting to grow plants in your garden, but when your garden needs a boost or your home or business needs a revamped look, using mulch is your best choice. Mulch helps suppress weeds and protects your garden, as well as give it the nutrients it… Read more »

If spring has sprung, but your lawn has not, it can be a little…sad to look at. It might even make you feel like your home or business is not on the level of those around it. Taking care of your turf is an important spring task. Allowing your lawn to flourish, free of weeds,… Read more »

Giving your lawn a healthy spring is a great way to start the year. Spring lawn care is the foundation of your year of lawn care. With a strong spring, your lawn will be more likely to have a strong and healthy year. Here are a few tips to help out with your Kentucky spring lawn care.

Near the end of winter, our Kentucky lawns become vulnerable to several opportunistic lawn diseases. Coming out of winter dormancy combined with the cool, wet weather of spring means the lawn is more open to attack than usual. Getting your lawn off to a healthy start is essential to a healthy year. Here are a few of the common Kentucky lawn diseases to be watching for this spring.