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Lawn Care Tips from the Pros

19May

Ants in My Lawn? Should I Be Concerned?

While we definitely don’t like to see ants in our homes, ants in our lawns can be beneficial. Along with earthworms, ants are the natural aerators of our lawns. Their colonies typically reside in the subsurface and unless they become disturbed, they don't cause our lawns too much trouble.  We tend to see ants more in the spring or after hard rains because their colonies get flooded and they have to regroup.  That being said, most of us would prefer not to see an… Read More »

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