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Sprinkler Winterization/Blowout
Freezing temperatures can damage sprinkler components & backflow devices, making October the ideal time to blowout your system. If connected…
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Aerate & Overseed
Summer heat pushed your lawn to its limits. Fall is a great time to rejuvenate it with aeration & overseed.…
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Why Fall is the Best Time to Transform Your Landscape
Fall planting allows plants to establish deep, strong roots while they’re dormant. This ensures they flourish beautifully come spring and…
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Irrigation Tip – Time to Reduce Water
Days are still hot but nights are getting longer & cooling off. Pro Care is reducing sprinkler programming by removing…
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Powdery Mildew
Powdery mildew is a common fungal disease that appears as a white or grayish powder on the leaves, stems, and…
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Squirrels Love Drip Line
If your plants are drying out & you can’t figure out why, check your drip line for squirrel damage. They…
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A Burning Question
Why does a plant suddenly fail in a hedge of otherwise healthy shrubs? Same species, same water, same care. This…
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Flowers in Downtown Boise, Idaho
We love, love, LOVE caring for the flowers in downtown Boise. It all started with a newly formed Downtown Boise…
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Spider Mites
Spider mite infestations are substantial this year. They love the heat, can reproduce exponentially, & feed voraciously on junipers, arbs,…
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Issues with Drip Irrigation
Drip irrigation is a water-efficient product commonly used in landscapes. Over time, it can become pinched by roots, staples, &…
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Lingering Leaves
Leaves have been slow to fall this year, especially for sweetgum, sycamore, oaks, & others. As of December 10th, we…