These Spring Weeds Ready to Take Over Your Indianapolis Lawn

Posted on March 14, 2022

The cold weather is finally lifting in Indianapolis and maybe welcome after a long winter but as the temperatures rise, so too do weed populations. Knowing what to look out for and being educated on the various ways to eliminate them, including through weed control, will go a long way toward helping you keep your grass, flowers, and other plants safe. So without further ado, let’s get to check out a few!

Most Common Grasses Grown in Indiana And Which One Is Best For You

Posted on February 7, 2022

Look at the grass surrounding your Indianapolis property. Do you know what type of grass it is? Most of us are not aware that there are a variety of different grass seeds grown, each suitable for different environments. Here in Indiana, we grow mostly cool-season turfs, grasses that grow best in cooler climates with milder summers and cooler winters. Read along and discover the different types of grasses and what kind of lawn care works best for your yard.

Why You Should Let Professionals Handle Lawn Mowing This Year

Posted on January 17, 2022

From reducing the risk of injury to giving yourself more free time, there are many perks of utilizing the professional mowing services from Picasso Lawn & Landscaping this season.

Why You Need Snow Removal During Indiana’s Winters

Posted on December 7, 2021

Indiana’s winters are extremely cold and bitter – and dealing with all that snow doesn’t help. Do your future self a favor and sign up for professional snow plowing services from Picasso Lawn & Landscape.

7 Reasons To Get Your Home Professionally Pressure Washed This Fall

Posted on November 16, 2021

From increasing property value to saving your valuable time, there are many reasons to get your home professionally pressure washed this fall! Let Picasso Lawn & Landscape restore the look of your property today.

Attracting Fall Birds To Your Indianapolis Area Yard

Posted on October 11, 2021

If you are a homeowner in the Indianapolis area there is nothing better than watching the birds visit your feeders in the morning. Now that the days are getting shorter and the nights colder, birds are getting ready for their annual migration to warmer climates down south. These migrating birds are going to be hungry and thirsty and searching for a rest-stop on their long journey. At Picasso Lawn, we have compiled a list to help you attract these feathered friends to your backyard feeders.

5 Reasons Why You Need To Clean Your Gutters This Fall

Posted on September 13, 2021

Everyone knows it’s important to rake up leaves and give your lawn an extra dose of fertilizer in the fall. But did you remember to check your gutters? Leaving gutters clogged can lead to a whole slew of problems down the road.

Is Your Central Indiana Lawn in Need of Aeration & Overseeding?

Posted on August 16, 2021

Central Indiana’s summers can be harsh on even the healthiest lawns as heavy use and traffic, drought, and high heat can cause stress, damage, and lawn fatigue. If your grass starts to look tired, with bare patchy spots and spongy areas, it may need lawn aeration. Read on to learn everything you need to know to determine if your Indiana lawn is suffering from compacted soil, how you can revitalize it with aeration and overseeding and the benefits of aerating and overseeding your turf.

Use Mulch To Upgrade Your Landscaping

Posted on July 12, 2021

Changing up your garden can bring a whole new look to your home. But when you change up your garden by adding mulch to your plants and trees, you are going to not only elevate the look of your space, but you are going to be giving your plants a better life as well.

How to Cultivate the Lawn You Desire This Summer

Posted on June 7, 2021

You can finally start to focus on cultivating the perfect lawn that you have always desired. Now, not everyone has the same idea of the “perfect” lawn look. And not everyone can follow the same lawn care routine and achieve the same results. However, the basics of lawn care are pretty set in stone.

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