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Fall is the perfect time to start your regularly scheduled insect control with an insect foundation spray. The experts at Ferta-Lawn offer insect control to protect your home throughout all seasons.

Tree scale sounds like a horrible tree disease, but it’s an infestation caused by scale insects. Scale insects are small flat-bodied insects that feed on the sap of woody-stemmed plants and trees. To the untrained eye, they resemble a harmless growth on the tree, but these tiny insects can cause a great deal of damage to your trees.

Weeds are an accepted part of having a lawn in Utah. Homeowners spend countless hours during the summer and fall battling these pesky plants only to have to start all over again in the spring. There is a way to break the cycle and be able to manage the weeds in your yard better. Here are a few helpful tips to get your yard ready for summer and keep it weed-free.

To homeowners in Utah, trees are more than a decoration. They are a part of what makes your home a home. Trees can provide clean air, shade, and enjoyment for generations. Mature trees can even increase the value of your home. At Ferta-Lawn, we understand how valuable trees are to you and your family, which is why we have compiled a list of helpful tips to keep your investments healthy.

To homeowners in Utah, trees are more than a decoration. They are a part of what makes your home a home. Trees can provide clean air, shade, and enjoyment for generations. Mature trees can even increase the value of your home. At Ferta-Lawn, we understand how valuable trees are to you and your family, which is why we have compiled a list of helpful tips to keep your investments healthy.

Spring lawn care in Utah is an important first step in maintaining a healthy lawn all year. If the lawn suffers any stress or setbacks during the spring, the results can be dramatic. An unhealthy start to the year is a set up for an unhealthy rest of the year. Here are a few essential spring lawn care tips to help give your Utah lawn a healthy start to the year.

The term “winter kill” is the general reference to winter lawn damage that results in the death of your grass. Every winter, there are several different causes of winter kill that must be monitored and treated. Here are a few of the most common causes of winter kill in our Utah lawns and how you can prevent them.

Having a beautiful lawn is an important goal for homeowners everywhere. With the new year upon us, you can set your lawn up for a good year by keeping lawn care on your mind. Here are a few tips so you can develop the perfect 2020 lawn care checklist. Give your lawn a year of attentive care and you’ll be rewarded with a healthy, radiant lawn.