
What Happens During a Drought?
When there is a dry spell, grass begins to turn brown. Flowers need to be watered more frequently. Dirt patches dry up. Cracks form across the surface of the ground

When there is a dry spell, grass begins to turn brown. Flowers need to be watered more frequently. Dirt patches dry up. Cracks form across the surface of the ground

As the soil begins to dry out, the lawn will show a lack of available moisture by wilted leaf blades. This condition is evidenced by a lengthwise folding or rolling of the blades, caused by a loss of water pressure within the plan

Never water your lawn or landscape in the heat of the day. This may actually cause more harm than good. The droplets of water that remain on the grass, plants and flowers actually wilt the plant once the hot sun warms the water

When walked on, the footprints remain visible for several minutes. When the grass blades don’t spring back, it means wilting is imminent so manually turn on the water long enough to supply a full inch.

Water is probably the most important nutrient that your lawn requires, however, there are good and bad ways to water your lawn.

One of the biggest reasons why a sprinkler system needs repair is the failure of the owner to winterize the sprinkler system in the fall. This can result in numerous problems that all require repair in the spring.

As the third largest winery region in the U.S., New York is home to 320 wineries, producing an astounding 12 million cases a year. At the very center of the wine industry is Long Island, which is notorious for its delicious reds and crisp white wines.

As temperatures drop across Long Island, many homeowners are busy raking leaves, fertilizing their lawns, and prepping for the colder months ahead. But one often-overlooked

As the weather cools and the leaves start falling, you may wonder if your lawn still needs watering. After all, summer’s over — isn’t it

As fall sets in across Long Island, it’s time to start preparing your property for the colder months ahead. While you may already be thinking

When it comes to sprinkler system design, soil is one of the most important factors — especially on Long Island, where soil conditions vary significantly