We have launched our 2017 Sales Campaign for Mosquito Control in Niagara County and Northern Erie County!

As of November 28th 2016 we have started our sales for Mosquito Control. 1st to receive information will be our existing lawn customers, then we will market to our service area. We will use the internet, facebook, Homeadvisor and Angies List to

communicate with our prospects. 

Our current lawn customers will receive a 10% discount off of the Mosquito Control as long as they have a lawn program. Also anyone signing up for a Mosquito Control Program and a lawn program will receive a 15% off the lawn program for the first year of the lawn program. 

We have been doing Mosquito Control for special events for over 18 Years with  100% success.

For more information go to our website at www.myhealthylawn.com and click on the text "Mosquito Control on the navigation bar.

You can also call us at 716-692-4433 or email us at healthylawn@roadrunner.com

We have just released our new website which not only has loads of information but also has an online store where you can make a purchase from your home or business!

 Looking back at 2016 we can say that even though there was record heat and record drought most of our lawns have recovered 100% or close to it. Some will recover in the early spring and some will need some work. The lawns that did the best were mowed high and had a good root system. Lawns mowed short had a shallow root system and did not fare well because the roots were shallow and became "cooked".

 Thatch was another issue that caused some damage. Thatch can be caused by over-watering, low pH and over fertilization with synthetic fertilizers. In any case when microbes are eliminated the lawn cannot use the fertilizer. Microbes eat the fertilizer turning it into usable food for the lawn.

 Microbes are susceptible to the chlorine in our water and acidity in the soil. We have observed some lawns which were watered every day for 10-15 minutes each time. The lawn was literally growing on the surface of the soil and we could roll it up like a carpet. There are hundreds of websites that give detailed instructions on the proper way to water. Our previous post also covers the topic.

We are also pleased to announce  that beginning in 2017 we will be offering mosquito and spider control. With the spread of infectious viruses it has become increasingly important to control mosquitoes in areas where there is a heavy population.