As the crisp fall air settles in, the Kansas City metro has already seen its first hard freeze of the season. To make matters worse, we haven’t had a drop of rain in over three weeks. These conditions can take a serious toll on your lawn and landscaping, leaving you wondering how to protect your […]
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We’ve got our first real taste of summer this week in Kansas City, and while it may be great for those who love the sun and poolside fun, it can seriously damage your lawn and landscaping. This week’s blog post is all about watering tips from SK’s lawn care team to help get your lawn […]
With the spring season fully underway in Kansas City, our lawns and landscapes are often drenched in rainwater, thanks to the frequent and heavy spring storms that the metro area experiences. At SK Lawn and Landscape, one of the most common questions we encounter from homeowners during this time is, “How much should I be […]
As Opening Day dawns upon us here in Kansas City, the anticipation buzzes through the air, not just for the first pitch but also for the emerald canvas on which the game plays out. At SK Lawn and Landscape, the artistry and science behind maintaining these verdant fields pique our curiosity, especially as they remain […]
One of the biggest struggles we hear from homeowners in Kansas City at SK Lawn and Landscape is maintaining a thick, green lawn. While warmer temperatures and April showers offer a big boost for lawn growth, maintaining a lush green lawn can be tricky. At SK Lawn and Landscape, our lawn care teams have years […]
We’ve all heard the phrase, “April showers bring May flowers,” but Mother Nature often doesn’t deliver consistent and adequate rainfall, particularly here in the Kansas City area. Sure, we’ve seen some pretty substantial downpours this spring, but it may not be enough for new plants and emerging lawns. At SK Lawn and Landscape, we make […]
The terms “winter” and “lawn care” aren’t often used together in the same sentence but we at SK Lawn and Landscape know that there are some things that can be done to ensure that once spring does arrive, your grass will be ready. Although we’ve had a relatively mild winter until this week, now is […]
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