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Spring peepers are tiny frogs that provide cheerful songs and pest control to their habitats and neighboring areas. Come learn more about spring peepers in Wisconsin.
Basic composting is as simple as collecting food scraps and letting them decompose into the soil. Come read about the benefits of composting and how easy it can be!
Winter cutworms have been ravaging lawns and gardens in Wisconsin lately, but this blog post will help you reclaim your turf with tips on getting rid of them!
Setting your lawn up for a successful growing season must start early with the proper care. Come learn how to get your lawn ready to be green this spring!
When keeping bugs off your grass and plants, eco-friendly pest control is a great way to safely protect your property and the environment at the same time.
Choosing between mulch mowing and bagging ultimately depends on your priorities and the specific needs of your lawn. If you prioritize natural fertilization, improved moisture
As droughts become increasingly common, safeguarding your lawn from the challenges of water scarcity is pivotal. The impact of prolonged dry spells on lawns is
In the quest for the perfect lawn, homeowners are faced with a crucial decision: organic or chemical lawn care. Each approach comes with its set
If you want to take your lawn aesthetics to the next level, lawn striping is a fantastic option. Those eye-catching patterns and stripes on college
Dog spots, those unsightly brown patches on your lush green lawn, can be a source of frustration for many pet owners. Fortunately, there are effective
As the summer warmth gives way to the crisp air of fall, it’s the perfect time to breathe new life into your Wisconsin garden. Fall
Wisconsin, known for its diverse ecosystems and agricultural landscapes, is home to various insect species. Among them, stink bugs have become a familiar presence, both
Patti Beres Patti Beres, the visionary founder of Be Green Pro, exemplifies true sustainability in lawn care, as attested by Art Flater, a satisfied client
It’s the time of year when many people enjoy hiking, camping, and other outdoor activities. Unfortunately, the threat of ticks becomes a genuine concern for
Wisconsin is a state known for its breathtaking landscapes, from lush forests to serene lakeshores. Its warm, humid summers and cool, snowy winters make the
A common problem many homeowners face when tending to their lawns is soil compaction. Soil compaction is pressing soil particles together, reducing the pore space
A healthy lawn is beautiful, but it also takes a lot of work to maintain. Each season brings on new challenges to combat and new
Weeds aren’t just your lawn’s unsightly nemesis – they’re also the pushy neighbors hogging space, nutrients, and sunlight from your favorite plants. Wrangling these rogue
When it comes to maintaining a lush and vibrant lawn, there’s more to it than just mowing and watering. Aeration is just as important for
Temperatures can rise out of no where and threaten your trees health, here is what to do when that happens.
Wisconsin has a humid continental climate, meaning its winters are harsh and cold, and summers are warm and humid. That kind of climate is a
Spring is, for most people, the favorite time of year. It is the time when everything in the garden starts to ‘spring’ back to life.
Taking a spring nature walk? Keep an eye out for antlers! Antlers are prized by hunters, nature enthusiasts and even some dog lovers! Antlers may seem very similar to horns,
For most Midwestern people, whether you own a home or not, turf grass is part of your life. It can affect air and water, it
Spring is here, and so are the ticks! Adult ticks become active when the daytime temperature gets above 40-45 degrees, and after a long winter
Now that winter is releasing its grip, it’s time for homeowners to get outside and inspect their properties for seasonal damage. Besides the snow and
Roses are red, Violets are blue, Grubs turn into Japanese beetles and will eat your plant roots too! From Grubs to Japanese Beetles Grubs/larvae are
What are Japanese Beetles Anyway? Once a rare sight, Japanese beetle populations have exploded in Wisconsin over the past five years. Despite their small size
Did you know more dogs are lost on the 4th of July than any other day of the year? Independence Day can be a stressful
Lawn alerts tell you what the BGP Team are seeing right now on area lawns. It’s a lump! Wait, now it’s a fungus? Bright yellow
This oil, soap, and water solution is easy to make and worth the effort if you want to save money and be kind to the
What is aeration anyway? Aeration is the process of creating air space in your lawn to break up compact soil which allows water, nutrients, and
Sod is typically used in residential construction to establish a lawn quickly. While it may seem like a one-size-fits-all solution for new homeowners, sod comes
What pollinates 80% of the fruit, vegetables, and seed crops in the U.S. while also providing us with a sweet treat that never spoils? That’s
Praised for being notoriously hard to kill, these drought resistant desert plants make a wonderful addition to any home. With a variety of shapes, sizes,
The Simple Smelly Truth Autumn arrives with bold colors, cool temperatures and yikes…. an explosion of unwanted visits from brown marmorated stink bugs (BMSB). These
More often than not, we can find David working behind the scenes to keep the production side of BGP running smoothly but he’s not afraid
Our promise to you is that every time we are on your lawn, you will see an improvement. Fall fertilization and insect management are the most
BREAKING NEWS: There is a fungus among us. Right now, our eagle-eyed Be Green technicians have spotted something called Ascochyta Leaf Blight on lawns in
Want the best lawn in town? Today, we’re sharing our secrets on how to make your lawn thick, lush, healthy and green. 1) Aeration –
In our last blog post, we covered some of the treatments and services that can help your lawn look its best. But since mowing is
The Dog Days of summer are the hot, sultry days starting in late July and continuing through mid-August. The Greeks and Romans named them the
We’ve been talking a lot about mowing, grass and sod over here at Be Green Pro. But we haven’t touched on weeds yet. Although weeds
I am a fan of native plants. If you want to create a beautiful, safe haven for a variety of beneficial pollinators, like the butterfly
We’ve all received the cheap offers in the mail or hung on the door for a one-time insect treatment from either “Chuck in a Truck”
All living things require food, water, and air for survival. That being said, there are a smorgasbord of choices available to help not only keep
Snow Way! With heavy snowfalls in Wisconsin, it is no wonder our state uses an average of 560,000 tons of salt each season.
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