Andy's Lawn & Snow Blog

Late-summer lawn care in Minnesota can make a big difference in how your grass recovers from heat, dry weather, and a busy season outdoors. Late August through September provides an important opportunity to relieve compacted soil and establish new grass before winter. This guide explains when to aerate and overseed, how these services work together, signs your lawn may need them, and what to do afterward.

Keeping a Minnesota lawn healthy during summer heat takes more than simply watering when the grass starts turning brown. High temperatures, dry conditions, and increased weed activity can all affect the health of your lawn if they're not managed properly. This guide explains how proper mowing, watering, seasonal treatments, and planning ahead can help your lawn stay stronger through the hottest part of the year.

Mosquitoes can quickly turn an enjoyable summer evening into an uncomfortable experience. While many homeowners try to manage mosquitoes with DIY products, professional mosquito control often provides more consistent and longer-lasting results. This article explains why mosquitoes thrive in Central Minnesota, the benefits of professional treatment, common mosquito hot spots around your property, and how Andy's Lawn & Snow's mosquito control program helps homeowners enjoy their outdoor spaces throughout the season.

May is when your landscape really starts to take off in Central Minnesota. Grass is growing, plants are waking up, and weeds are starting to spread. In this article, you’ll learn what your yard needs this time of year, what you can handle yourself, and when it makes sense to bring in a professional to keep everything looking its best.

A healthy lawn in Central Minnesota doesn’t happen by accident. Between nutrient-poor soil, aggressive weeds, and seasonal stress, your lawn needs consistent care to thrive. This guide explains why fertilization and weed control matter, how a structured program works, and what homeowners in Lester Prairie and surrounding areas can do to achieve thicker, greener turf.

Winter can be tough on lawns in Central Minnesota. Between heavy snow, frozen soil, and constant freeze-thaw cycles, your turf likely enters spring compacted and stressed. In this guide, we’ll explain why spring aeration matters, when to schedule it, and how it sets your lawn up for a thicker, greener growing season.