Having a lot of trees also means having a lot of leaves. Not picking them up in time can spell disaster for your lawn. But it doesn’t have to. Learn how to make your fall leaves work for you in the form of mulch and fertilizer.

Aeration and overseeding can fix lawn problems associated with soil compaction and/or thin turf. At 4EverGreen our professionals are experts in the field of lawn care and aeration. We will get your yard looking its best in no time.

Armyworms are pests with an insatiable appetite for many varieties of grass, fruits, and vegetables, and they will skeletonize any plant they come across. At 4EverGreen, we can eliminate these and other lawn pests from your property.

Here in the Southeast, we love our trees. They clean the air and make a statement in your yard, and also provide shade from the intense heat of summer. If you have limited space in your yard and are looking for the right tree for the job, a shade tree maybe your best option. An…

It can be wildly discouraging when you feel like you have tried everything in your power to fight off anything that may work to harm your perfect garden or landscaping. Nothing is worse than when you think you have done everything in your power to keep those pesky weeds out of your flower bed space….

Caring for your lawn is especially important as the spring season approaches. During this time, your lawn will be working hard to gain the nutrients it needs to bloom to its full potential. This can be easily interrupted by an underlying pest problem that goes unnoticed for a long period of time.  It will be…

Spring has returned, and the world is coming back to life. Tennessee is turning green again as the temperatures warm up and the grass and plants wake from winter dormancy. Among those waking from dormancy are our trees. This is a critical time for our trees and shrubs as the warmer temperatures, and wet weather…

The health of your lawn this year begins with a healthy spring. Spring is one of the most important times of year for the lawn. As the grass wakes up from its winter dormancy, it’s vulnerable to a variety of threats. With proper spring lawn care practices, you can provide the grass with everything it needs to protect itself from diseases, pests, and lawn fungus. This sets it up for an even healthier year. Here are a few of the best things to do for your spring lawn care in Tennessee.

As winter ends and spring begins, our lawns become vulnerable to a number of lawn diseases. Wet weather and cool temperatures make the perfect environment for several turf-damaging diseases, making late winter and early spring an important time to stay vigilant. A lawn disease in the spring is a bad start to the year and sets your lawn back, restricting healthy growth and weakening your lawn. Here are a few of the common lawn diseases that may be affecting your lawn this winter and spring.