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When it comes to treating lawn disease, prevention is always the best medicine. By educating yourself and putting in some effort, you will be able to identify, prevent, and treat lawn diseases in no time. See how Rust, Dollar Spot, and Brown Patch can negatively affect your lawn and learn about our our solutions.

Mowing the lawn is so much more than making the grass look good. Believe it or not, it actually affects the turfgrass’s health in a big way. Make sure you following mowing best practices so you don’t stress out your grass!

Don’t stress over how many weeds you have in your yard this year or whether you are fertilizing enough. Leave it to the professionals at TLC Turfmaster. Check out our seven-step lawn care program today.

With an automatic sprinkler system you will never have to worry about when or how long to water your lawn again. Call TLC Turfmaster for an affordable sprinkler system that will keep your lawn green all year long.

Indoor plants are a great way to learn the basics of gardening if you’ve never done it before. Indoor plants are usually easy to care for and don’t need too much water. Check out this list of the best indoor plants to grow in your home.

Preparing your lawn for winter is important to keeping your grass looking green all year round. Keep reading to learn how to get your yard ready for fall and winter. If you want to take the burden of lawn care off your shoulders next year, then sign up for lawn care services from TLC TurfMaster Lawn Care.

Winter is right around the corner in Arkansas. Winterize your irrigation system before its too late and save yourself tons in damage expenses.

Taking advantage of fall services like aeration, overseeding, yard clean-up, and more can truly transform the way your turf develops throughout the year.

In Arkansas and Tennessee, there are many varieties of weeds that invade our lawns. Some of the most common include crabgrass, chickweed, and nutgrass. Identify and prevent them with these tips and TCL Turfmaster.

Who can relate to this scenario? You water and fertilize your lawn but no matter how much lawn maintenance you do, certain areas just seem to not respond to all your hard work. The cause could be something completely different from what you are used to. If the area is commonly used for playing, walking,… Read more »