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Tick Season in Massachusetts: What to Expect in 2026 and How to Protect Your Yard

As spring settles into Massachusetts, so does something less welcome—tick season. And in 2026, early indicators suggest homeowners may be dealing with higher-than-average tick activity across the region. From wooded suburbs to neighborhood backyards, ticks are becoming more prevalent—and more of a concern. Understanding why this is happening, where ticks live, and how to protect… View Article

Advanced Lawn Care Merges with Natural Tree & Lawn Care

April 21, 2026

COMPANY NEWS Advanced Lawn Care has officially merged with Natural Tree & Lawn Care, a Maltby Company—bringing together two respected, locally rooted organizations with a shared commitment to quality service and strong customer relationships. This transition reflects a thoughtful step forward for Advanced Lawn Care, ensuring continued growth and long-term stability while maintaining the high… View Article

Moles, Voles, and Field Mice: Identifying the Culprits Behind Early Spring Lawn Damage

March 24, 2026

When the snow melts and lawns begin waking up across Massachusetts and New England, homeowners often notice unusual damage in their turf. Winding tunnels, raised ridges, chewed grass, and thinning patches can suddenly appear where the lawn once looked healthy. Many people assume the same pest is responsible—but the truth is that moles, voles, and… View Article

Natural Tree & Lawn Turf Club: Professional-Grade Lawn Care, On Your Schedule

March 10, 2026

If you love working in your yard but want better results than what you’ll find on the big-box store shelf, Natural Tree & Lawn’s Turf Club was built for you. Homeowners across Massachusetts are looking for a smarter way to care for their lawns — one that combines professional-quality products, expert guidance, and affordability. That’s… View Article

Setting Your Lawn Up for Success: Winter Planning for a Greener Spring

January 22, 2026

When winter settles in across New England, it’s easy to assume your lawn is “on pause” until spring. While turf growth may slow or go dormant, winter is actually one of the most important seasons for planning lawn care for spring success. The decisions you make now—long before the first mower starts up—can have a… View Article

2025 Year in Review

December 17, 2025

The 2025 season brought another year of dramatic swings in weather, pest pressures, and plant health challenges across Massachusetts. From early spring leaf-out and erratic rainfall to the rapid rise of several invasive insects, homeowners saw firsthand how quickly the landscape can change. This annual review highlights the most important Massachusetts pest and plant health… View Article

What’s Happening to My Lawn During the Winter?

December 10, 2025

When the cold sets in and the ground freezes, most homeowners start to wonder what’s really happening to their grass until spring. Is it “sleeping”? Is it damaged? Should you be doing anything at all right now? Understanding the natural winter cycle gives you a huge advantage—because healthy turf in April begins with knowing what’s… View Article

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Moles, Voles, and Field Mice: Identifying the Culprits Behind Early Spring Lawn Damage

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Setting Your Lawn Up for Success: Winter Planning for a Greener Spring

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