Insects, like most of us, can’t stand the cold. So when the temperatures start dropping in the fall, these creepy crawlies start looking for their winter home. Somewhere warm, with plenty of food and water, to hole-up in for the winter. Your home is the perfect place. Here are a few fall pest prevention techniques to ensure the fall pests stay where they belong, outside.

Fall brings a palette of colors to life, cooler temperatures, and hot apple cider. It’s also the best time to start fertilizing your lawn. After the summer fun is over and the kids are settled back into school, it’s essential to give your grass the extra nutrients it needs to thrive. Because summer heat dries out lawns and fall brings cooler temperatures, fall provides the perfect environment for your lawn. Fertilizing in the fall strengthens your plants and lawn roots, giving them a strong base on which to survive.

DIY projects on our exterior property are fun, but when it comes to outdoor and perimeter pest control, it’s best to turn to the professionals. Whether you’re dealing with bugs, rodents, or larger animals, pests can cause extensive and expensive damage to your home and outdoor spaces, and can even be dangerous to the health of your family.

The warm summer months can wreak havoc on any lawn, particularly during drought season. An extended dry, harsh stretch of weather can quickly burn out your grass, leaving it susceptible to pests, diseases, and burnout. While a severe drought can be detrimental to your lawn, there are still ways to protect and care for your…

At 4-EverGreen Lawn Care, we know that proper tree and shrub care should happen all year long. However, we also understand that the Tennessee summer can be a tricky time for your ornamental landscapes. Don’t let Mother Nature get the best of your yard’s large plantings — follow these five tips to ensure the health…