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The entire staff here at Lawn Pride would like to thank all of our customers. This year provided a mild summer and lawns have never looked so good. We hope you feel the same about your lawn.  Here's a summary of what your lawn received this year. If you were a full program customer and received at...Continue Reading
It feels like winter has arrived in Indianapolis. Temps have dropped into the 30's and the grass has stopped growing. Sure signs that winter is here. So what does this mean to you? Well, first of all it means you get a much-deserved break from lawn duty...but not until this weekend. Take this...Continue Reading
It's the first week of November and lawns are still growing. The temps are just high enough to keep the grass from falling into dormancy. And because lawns are still growing, they are still hungry...and that means they need food. Our last application of our "regular programs" typically falls in...Continue Reading
By this point during the later summer most homeowners have had enough "lawn time" for the year, but you shouldn't forget about your lawn entirely. We've had some great weather this summer and most lawns are in good shape, however, just because it looks great now doesn't mean you can coast into...Continue Reading
Social Media, Blog Posts, Neighbors, magazines and DIY forums aim to inspire homeowners to have the perfect lawn. In the high-stakes world and intense pressure of social media, we at Lawn Pride strive and thrive every day to deliver the results that meet the expectations our customers deserve and...Continue Reading
Do you want your yard to look better? If you have read this far, I am going to take a guess and say that is a yes.... Introduction of nutrients, prevention of compaction, lusher thicker turf. And what all of these things are achieved by, aeration and over seeding. The end result will be a...Continue Reading
Purslane – also known as Pusley, Pursley or Pigweed– is a summer annual broadleaf weed. Purslane prefers disturbed areas with rocky soils and is often found growing in waste areas, rocky...Continue Reading
"Why does my yard still have weeds?" This is the most common question asked by homeowners who treat their lawns. Unfortunately there is no simple answer. In fact the answer may vary lawn to lawn, but there are several factors that influence the growth of weeds. We'll cover those here. 1. Bare...Continue Reading