Natural Tree & Lawn Care

06/21/2026

To all the dads who spend weekends mowing, planting, pruning, and making memories outdoors—Happy Father's Day!

We hope you enjoy a relaxing day with the family in the yard you've worked so hard to create. 🌱💚

06/18/2026

Seeing brown streaks or patches in your lawn? 🌱

While it may look like fertilizer burn, there's a good chance you're seeing a common turf disease called Ascochyta leaf blight. This disease often appears after periods of wet weather followed by heat and drought stress, causing grass blades to turn straw-colored and develop brown patches.

The good news? It only affects the grass blades—not the roots—so the damage is typically temporary. Most lawns will recover with proper watering, good mowing practices, and a little patience.

A few tips:
✔ Sharpen mower blades regularly
✔ Avoid mowing wet grass
✔ Water deeply and infrequently
✔ Don't over-fertilize during hot, stressful periods

If you're unsure what's causing discoloration in your lawn, we're happy to help identify the issue.

📷: https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/turf-update-ascochyta-leaf-blight-damaging-lawns

06/16/2026

🚨 Have you seen a Spotted Lanternfly yet?

This invasive insect continues to spread throughout Massachusetts and can pose a threat to trees, landscape plants, and even outdoor living spaces. While they don't bite or sting, large populations can stress trees and leave behind a sticky residue that attracts other nuisance insects.

Our latest blog breaks down:
✅ What Spotted Lanternflies look like
✅ Where they're being found in Massachusetts
✅ Which trees and plants they target
✅ What homeowners should do if they spot one

Stay informed and help protect your landscape this season.

📖 Read our newest blog below!

Learn how spotted lanternflies impact Massachusetts landscapes, what they look like, and how homeowners can help protect trees.

06/11/2026

Have you noticed mosquitoes becoming more active around your yard lately? 🦟🏠

As temperatures warm and we spend more time outdoors, mosquito populations begin ramping up across Massachusetts. What may start as a few bites can quickly turn into a frustrating backyard experience.

In our latest blog, we explain why mosquito activity increases this time of year, where mosquitoes are most likely to breed, and what homeowners can do to help protect their outdoor spaces.

Read more in our newest blog! 👇

Warm weather and recent rain are creating ideal mosquito conditions in Massachusetts. Learn why mosquito populations surge and how to protect your yard.

06/09/2026

🌱 Think all lawn fertilizers are the same? Think again.

While store-bought products can help, professional-grade lawn products are designed to deliver more consistent results through better formulations, proper timing, and expert guidance.

In our latest blog, we break down the differences between store-bought and professional lawn care products—and explain how our Turf Club program gives homeowners access to professional-grade products, soil testing, a calibrated spreader, and expert support while keeping lawn care affordable.

Read the blog and see if Turf Club is right for your lawn 👇🏻

Compare store-bought lawn fertilizer vs professional products. Learn why Turf Club delivers better results for Massachusetts lawns.

06/04/2026

💧 Want a healthier, more resilient lawn this summer?

A few simple watering tips can make a big difference:

✅ Water deeply and less frequently to encourage deeper roots
✅ Aim for about 1 inch of water per week, including rainfall
✅ Water early in the morning for the best absorption and reduced disease risk

Deep roots help your lawn better withstand heat and drought stress throughout the season.

06/02/2026

Tick activity is in full swing across Massachusetts, and many homeowners don't realize just how close ticks can be to everyday outdoor spaces.

While wooded areas often get the attention, ticks are commonly found along lawn edges, landscape beds, stone walls, groundcover, and areas where wildlife frequently travel.

A few ways to help reduce tick habitat around your property:
✔ Keep grass mowed regularly
✔ Trim back overgrown vegetation
✔ Remove leaf litter and brush piles
✔ Create separation between wooded areas and recreational spaces
✔ Check pets and family members after spending time outdoors

With more people spending time outside this time of year, a little awareness can go a long way toward reducing tick encounters.

Have you noticed more ticks around your property this season? Give our team a call at 781-297-3674 to get protection for your yard against these tiny pests.

05/28/2026

Fresh stripes, deep green color, and plenty of room to enjoy it all season long. A healthy lawn doesn’t happen overnight — it takes the right care, timing, and consistency.

Massachusetts lawns are really starting to take off now with the recent weather patterns. If your lawn needs a little help catching up, there’s still plenty of season ahead. 🌱☀️

05/25/2026

Today, we remember and honor the heroes who gave everything for our country. 🇺🇸

In observance of Memorial Day, our office will be closed today as we take time to honor the courage and sacrifice of our fallen servicemen and women.

We will reopen tomorrow for normal business hours. From all of us at Natural Tree & Lawn, thank you to those who served and sacrificed.

05/21/2026

Why settle for grabbing random lawn products off a big box store shelf when you can have a plan built for your lawn? 🌱

With Natural Tree & Lawn’s Turf Club, you get more than products — you get professional guidance, soil analysis, expert recommendations, and support from the pros every step of the way. No guessing. No wasted applications. Just smarter lawn care on your schedule.

✔ Professional-grade products
✔ Full soil analysis
✔ On-site pro consultation
✔ Properly calibrated spreader
✔ DIY savings with expert support

The club beats the big box store for a reason. 💪

Learn more about Turf Club today: https://naturaltree.com/turf-club/