Lawns
Is Your Lawn Cultured?
As Hyannis Country Garden approaches it’s 61st birthday, we thought that we’d share one of our most important developments that makes us who we are today. In 2007, five employees, including President and General Manager Jocelyn Duffley, attended the Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA) conference for certification in organic land care.
Read MoreOptions for Reducing Your Lawn & Turf Care
If you want to have less turf grass on your property, here are some options for reducing your lawn. Now is a good time to plan and plant.
Read MoreFall Lawn Care
Late August and early September are the ideal days for reviving your lawn and preparing turf grasses for thriving in the coming year.
Read MoreBee Lawns for Cape Cod
Do you want a lawn that supports pollinators while needing less water, fewer products, and not as much mowing? Check out the bee lawn.
Read MoreFall Lawn Care Fixes with Bonide
As temperatures drop in late summer and early fall, cool-season grasses peak in growth. Warm days and cool nights make fall the perfect time for establishing new grass and strengthening existing lawns. We have lawn experts here at Hyannis Country Garden who are ready to answer your questions. Following are a few products from Bonide…
Read MoreSmart Summer Lawn Care
As we move from July into August, many of our customers come into Hyannis Country Garden to talk to one of our lawn experts, Jamie Dedekian, aka “Dekes.” Many benefit from his advice about lawn care, so this post covers summer lawn care and what’s important as we continue through the warmest time of the…
Read MoreA Good Year For Moss
Over the past two weeks I’ve had many customers come to me asking about the moss in their landscape. “Where did all the moss come from?” or “What can I do about the moss in my lawn?” If you’ve been concerned about the amount of moss in your lawn and garden, this blog post is…
Read MoreFall Into The Future
Fall into your garden this autumn to improve your soil and spring experiences. Read how fall gardening sets you up for spring.
Read MoreSeptember Garden To-Do List
Read about what to do in your garden and with houseplants in the early fall. What to do in perennial gardens and lawns in autumn.
Read MoreSnow Mold and Other Winter Damage to Turf
After a winter where your lawn was covered with snow for long periods, you might see examples of snow mold in your grass.
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