In the Niagara Region, fall brings cooler temperatures and less intense sun, which helps with moisture retention and reduces stress on new seedlings

Mowing your lawn might seem like the most basic part of lawn care — but doing it right can actually make or break your lawn’s health. The way you mow in spring sets the tone for the entire growing season.

Spring in St. Catharines is the perfect time to get ahead of weeds before they take over your lawn. While many homeowners turn to chemical herbicides, natural weed prevention methods can be just as effective — and much healthier for your grass, your family, and the local ecosystem.

When spring hits St. Catharines, your lawn is ready to grow — but it needs the right nutrients to really thrive. Fertilizing at the right time, and with the right product, can make the difference between an average lawn and the greenest, healthiest yard on the block.

Spring is here, and it's the perfect time to give your lawn the fresh start it needs after a long Niagara winter. One important step that many homeowners overlook? Dethatching.