Big League Lawns Blog

Here are some of the most common lawn diseases that Utah homeowners and businesses struggle to diagnose and eliminate in the springtime and brief discussions about how to cure these:

When dead grass or discolored areas appear on your pampered lawn, the problem is usually a disease or lawn fungus. Use this handy quick guide to help you identify, treat, and prevent lawn fungus and disease from recurring.

You may be bewildered by the mystery of what is causing your grass to be yellow in some spots, larger areas, or across the entire lawn. What’s causing it? Is yellow grass dead? Perhaps you’ve tried all the obvious remedies, and yet the lawn is still yellow. There is a pretty wide range of potential reasons why your grass is yellow and seems to be resistant to your best efforts to restore it to good health. Here are some of the most common causes of yellow grass and tips for growing a healthy green lawn. Why is My Grass Turning…

Grass may die during the Utah winter, or it may just go dormant. Dormancy is a natural mode of self-protection for grass, and it’s not a cause for concern. Dormant grass may look tan colored in winter but can be expected to bounce back to the appearance of normal healthy green grass when temperatures become less extreme toward springtime. But, when the grass dies during the winter, it may require remedial lawn treatment to bring back lush, thriving, green growth to your lawn.  Here are the typical causes of grass dying in winter: Mold Due to Snow It may seem…

Are you wondering how to properly prepare your lawn for the fall? Here are some tips to promote a brilliant comeback in spring.

In order to keep your lawn looking its best, you must use professional lawn mowing techniques to avoid killing the grass. Otherwise, your lush, green grass can quickly turn brown and splotchy, leaving you with a mess on your hands. Learning how to cut grass properly is easy to do. You just have to follow these five mowing tips to achieve the best results. Keep Lawn Mower Blades Sharp Sharp lawn mower blades are a must in keeping your lawn in great shape. Aim to sharpen them at least twice per season. Otherwise, the dull blades will inefficiently hack at…

Summer is officially here and with it comes mornings enjoying coffee on our back porch and afternoons at the grill, maybe watching the kids play in the sprinklers or enjoying the burst of color from your garden. Simply put, this season is a fantastic season to spend outdoors and to enjoy the beauty of one’s yard. But a beautiful yard doesn’t just happen. Beautiful lawns and gardens require care and maintenance.

How do I get green grass, you lament, promising this year you’ll figure out what makes the grass green and create the lawn of your dreams. There’s just something about a stunning green lawn that makes you feel alive and inspired. But unlike parts of the big, beautiful USA where homeowners can just throw out some seeds and watch it grow, in Utah, we have to work for our little patch of green that takes us back to summers spent at the ballpark.

Some might see snow as the biggest problem when it comes to winter but when it comes to the upkeep of your property, it’s not actually the snow that is the biggest problem. The bigger problem is what happens after the snow melts.

In light of recent ongoing events, Big League Lawns is doing all we can to ensure the safety and wellness of our customers and staff – while continuing to serve you. To protect everyone from any unnecessary risk of exposure to coronavirus (COVID-19), we’re actively doing the following: Our teams are checked daily for signs of illness to be sure they are well before they perform services for clients. Our team practices social distancing and implements extra hand washing and sanitizers. When we come to your home to provide service, we’ll knock on your door and step back for social…