Seasonal Lawn Care

Frost cracks are vertical splits in tree bark caused by rapid winter temperature changes. Learn why frost cracks form, which trees are most vulnerable, and how to prevent and treat damage to protect long-term tree health.

Fall is the ideal time to give your lawn a little TLC. From aeration and fertilizing to leaf cleanup and watering, these fall lawn care tips will help your yard stay healthy through winter and come back lush and green in spring.

Give your lawn a fall refresh. Learn why core aeration and overseeding are the perfect fall duo for repairing summer damage, improving root growth, and creating a thicker, greener lawn come spring.

Southeast Michigan’s unique climate makes lawns especially vulnerable to fungal diseases like dollar spot, red thread, and Pythium blight. Knowing the symptoms and causes—and applying smart Southeast Michigan lawn care practices—can help you prevent and manage turf damage for a healthier yard.

Summer in Southeast Michigan brings heat, humidity, and unpredictable rain—making smart watering essential for lawn health. This guide breaks down how much, how often, and when to water your cool-season grass to keep it green, resilient, and thriving all season long.