I genuinely hope 2024 was a good one for everyone reading this. I speak for the entire Fertilawn family when I say we are grateful for our customers, and you have our commitment to continue providing the best products and services. Thank you for your...
Happy Holidays to all our wonderful Fertilawn customers and other readers of this blog. It’s a time to be grateful and appreciate the simple things in life. This month, I’d like to discuss exterior home and property lighting and Ring Security Systems. Together, they enhance the...
Shutting Off the Irrigation System! Late October or November usually brings Indian Summer, unseasonably warm, dry weather. It’s a great time to stroll around your property and make plans to winterize it. At Fertilawn, we offer deep root fertilization, irrigation shutdown, shrink wrapping, and more. We...
That may be a reference to Game of Thrones, but it also applies to the rest of us who want healthy and vital plants and trees in the Spring. As winter approaches, we must prepare our plants and trees for the season ahead. If you...
As Fall approaches, growth begins to slow down on all plant material. Now is the optimum time to plant, trim, and seed. Some of the reasons for this are that the cooler temps are less stressful for plants; compared to summer, Fall generally brings more...
Don’t Be a Drip! Start Smart Irrigating Today.Over the 40 years I have been in the landscaping business, this innovation is one of the most significant I’ve seen. Smart irrigation is nothing new; agriculture and farming have utilized similar technologies for years. But for the...
Are you getting your yard ready for the Fourth of July weekend? Here are a few tips: Let us handle it. This way, you can enjoy the freedom to do just about anything else while we prepare your yard. But if you plan on doing it yourself,...
Spring in the Hamptons is the perfect time to breathe life into your landscape after the winter chill. If you’re a "Do It Yourselfer", here are a couple of tips to help get you started: 1) Mixing in some compost or other organic matter prepares the...
It’s April. The Start of Another Season on The East End My name is Gordon Andrews. I have owned and operated Fertilawn on Eastern Long Island for 40 years. I have seen a few East End summers, and I think many of you are probably trying...