Picture this: You step out into your backyard, ready to enjoy a peaceful afternoon in the sun, only to discover that your once lush, green lawn is now marred by unsightly patches and damaged plants. If this scenario sounds all too familiar, you may be dealing with some unwelcome guests in your yard - tent caterpillars and white grubs.

Lawn frost damage is never a good thing for anyone’s lawn. Even if your grass is on it’s way to the dormancy of winter months. Now is the time to make sure your lawn is protected. While a frosted lawn can be beautiful, it can be a cause for concern on your lawn of plant life.

When those leaves begin to turn pretty autumn colors and the temperature begins to drop, it’s important to give your lawn the care that it deserves. There are certain lawn care tips that are better saved for autumn to give you a headstart on spring…