Costa's Signature Lawn Care

10/23/2021

An informative article on problems related to St Augustine lawns.

We address the disease and pest issues commonly found in St. Augustine and explain why it was no longer a good choice as a "Livable Lawn" in our area.

07/10/2021

Nutsedge is showing up in many lawns after the recent rains. Contact us for help with this nasty w**d!

11/01/2020

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08/19/2020

The best way to have a w**d free lawn this coming spring is with our fall w**d pre-emergent treatment. Don't delay. Contact us now!

06/18/2020

Summer is a good time to aerate your Bermuda, Centipede or Zoysia lawn.

05/20/2020

Why is my lawn not very green? The answer is in this article.

Lots of homeowners have been expressing concern over the appearance of various warm-season turfgrasses this spring. Bermudagrass, centipedegrass, zoysiagrass, and St Augustinegrass have all been slow to get going this spring. Conversely, cool-season grasses like tall fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, ryeg...

04/18/2020

These insects damage turf by eating the roots of your grass and are becoming a major concern in Cumberland County. Contact us for a free Lawn Analysis to determine if your lawn is infested. We can help rid your lawn of these and other pests.

  Recognize these guys? Over the past several years, mole crickets have become a serious turf pest in the eastern and southern parts of the state, especially along the North Carolina coast. Th…

02/01/2020

This is good news for everyone. Despite alarmist false statements, the EPA finds that there is no evidence suggesting Round Up is a carcinogen and that it is safe to use according to label instructions.

EPA just issued a review of glyphosate. Here is the most significant statement “As part of this action, EPA continues to find that there are no risks of concern to human health when glyphosate is used in accordance with its current label. EPA also found that glyphosate is unlikely to be a human ca...

01/17/2020

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01/12/2020

Crabgrass may germinate early this year. Schedule a pre-emergent treatment now to prevent crabgrass in your lawn this season.

From previous research, we know that crabgrass germinates with 24-hour mean soil temperatures average about 53-55 degrees at a 2 to 4 inch depth for several consecutive days. Because the climate in NC is quite varied (ski resorts in western NC and palm trees in eastern NC), the actual date of the cr...

12/26/2019

A thank you to my customers for using Costa's. We look forward to servicing your lawn and landscape in 2020 and beyond!

05/08/2019