Grub Control Timing for Wisconsin Lawns: When and Why

For Southeastern Wisconsin lawns, the right window for preventative grub control is mid-June through mid-July, before this year's eggs hatch and the new grubs start feeding. Curative grub control is most effective in late August through September when the new generation is small and near the surface.

Pollinator-Safe Lawn Care: How No-Mow May, White Clover, and Bee Lawns Fit a Beautiful Yard

You can absolutely have a beautiful lawn and support pollinators at the same time. No-Mow May has real benefits for early-season pollinators but works best in moderation, not as a full-month commitment for most suburban lawns.

Bag, Mulch, or Compost Your Grass Clippings? The Organic Answer

Mulch your grass clippings back into the lawn ninety percent of the time. Returning clippings provides roughly one full fertilizer application worth of nitrogen each season, feeds soil biology, and improves long-term lawn health.