March 25, 2025
What Are These Purple Flowers In My Yard?
Winter is finally going away—and then you notice little purple flowers sprouting up on your Tulsa lawn. What are those purple flowers, and why do you have them? This is our topic today. We’ll tell you about these little purple weeds, how they spread, and what is needed to eliminate them. As…
March 4, 2025
When to Mow Lawn After Winter
As the weather warms up, it’s tempting to jump into lawn care mode and fire up the mower to bring your lawn back to life. After months of cold, brown bermudagrass, the sight of green grass feels like a distant dream. But before you rush into mowing or scalping your lawn, knowing the best timing to…
February 28, 2025
Brown Patch Treatment Tulsa - Identification 101
Have you experienced brown spots on your lawn? Are you wanting to know how to identify the culprit and resolve the issue? Your lawn care professionals at Nutri-Green have some tips for brown patch identification and treatment in Tulsa.
February 20, 2025
Have You Signed Up For Lawn Care In South Tulsa Yet?
Transform your property with expert lawn care in South Tulsa. For homeowners and local businesses, professional services ensure a lush, inviting exterior year-round. Sign up today to save time and enhance curb appeal effortlessly.
February 6, 2025
Weed Control - How to Kill Dandelions
With spring right around the corner, now is the perfect time to get ahead of dandelions before they take over your lawn. These stubborn yellow and white weeds can spread quickly if left unchecked, but with the right weed control plan, you can stop them before they have a chance to sprout.
January 3, 2025
Winter Lawn Care In Tulsa: Protecting Your Grass During The Cold Months
Winter in Tulsa might not bring the harshest conditions, but colder temperatures and unpredictable winter weather can still affect your lawn's health. Taking the proper steps to protect your grass during the cold months will ensure it bounces back greener and stronger in the spring. In today’s…
December 19, 2024
Grass Roots: The Secret to a Resilient Lawn
A lush, green lawn is the pride of any Tulsa homeowner. Not only does it create an inviting outdoor space for family gatherings, but it can also enhance the home’s curb appeal and may even increase the property value. However, achieving a resilient lawn that can withstand diseases and…
December 6, 2024
What Are The Benefits Of Deep Root Fertilization?
You take pride in your lawn. You mow, you water, you weed, you prune. Usually, your time and effort pay off, but sometimes, despite your hard work, your landscaping just doesn’t cooperate. If you have trees or ornamentals on your property that seem to be struggling, it may be time for a deep root…
November 20, 2024
Understanding Lawn Dormancy
Have you noticed that your grass starts to look yellow or tan as winter approaches? Some lawns can even start to look like they’re completely dead. If you just raised your hand and said, “That’s my lawn,” we have good news. Your lawn isn’t dead. It’s just sleeping. This is called…
November 8, 2024
Fall Cleanup Tips For Tulsa Yards
Are you ready? November is here, and you know what that means. It’s time to start preparing your lawn and landscaping for the coming winter months. Fall cleanup isn’t just something that makes your yard look nicer; it is essential care that will give all of your vegetation a kickstart in the…
October 14, 2024
Is It Better To Mulch Leaves Or Rake?
Halfway through October, we start to see leaves falling in our Tulsa yards. They fall in preparation for winter. They are often triggered by shorter daylight hours, dropping nighttime temperatures, and sometimes early frost. When leaves start to cover your yard, should you get out there and rake…
October 4, 2024
What Is Dollar Spot?
Dollar spot might sound harmless, but it’s a common and potentially destructive lawn disease caused by the fungus Clarireedia homoeocarpa. While you don’t need to know its scientific name, dealing with dollar spot effectively requires expert knowledge. Left untreated, this lawn disease can wreak…
