The best time to aerate your lawn in Massachusetts is typically in the early fall, generally between the middle of August to mid-October. This period is ideal as the summer heat begins to wane and the cooler temperatures set in, making it easier for for your lawn to recover and grow after the stress of the aeration process.

Aeration allows water, air, and nutrients to penetrate the soil more deeply, promoting healthy grass roots. This is better for your grass overall, and is the best way to start mitigating soil compaction, which is apparent if you see water pooling. Give us a call and we’ll come out to take a look at your lawn, and give you options specifically tailored to your lawn’s condition and grass type.

Our organic lawn care solutions are tailored to the size of each property, with pricing determined by what services you want done and what we find in our initial soil test and survey by our technicians. Quotes are free, so shoot us a message and we’ll see what we can do for you.

Organic lawn care is defined by practices of maintaining lawns using natural processes and materials, instead of synthetic pesticides and traditional chemical fertilizers. This approach emphasizes cultivatuing the long term health of the soil, which in turn supports grass and plant growth, making the lawn naturally more resistent to pests and diseases.

Organic lawn care is safer for families, especially yound children, as well as pets. It reduces environmental pollution and runoff into our beautiful New England communities and nearby ecosystem. These eco-friendly practices nurture healthy, rich soil microbial life that builds your turf up to being naturally resistant to weather and others stresses.

In Massachusetts, the optimal lawn care regimen involves five fertilization treatments, starting in April, with periodic re-application every 45 to 60 days to ensure consistent nutrient availability throughout the growing season. At Pure Solutions, we are committed to the health of your lawn and the environment using only organic, slow-release fertilizers rich in essential nutrients but also fortified with beneficial mibrobial life native to this area that form the backbone of our native soil’s ecosystem.

Here north of Boston, especially during summer, mosquito activity, and the associated annoyance and possible disease issues fluctuates based on several factors, mostly involving weather conditions and how close one is to standing water.

The annoyance is just part of why it’s best to regularly spray to control their populations around your yard. Cases of mosquito-borne diseases like West Nile virus and Eastern equine encephalitis have been documented in Massachusetts in recent years in and around Boston. To minimize exposure to you, your family and pets, it’s best to both take precautions like wearing long-sleeved clothes, using insect repellent, particularly around dusk when they’re most active, and using a service like we offer to keep any infestations off your property.

Ticks remain active as long as the weather stays above freezing. They’re typically most active March through December in our area, and we tailor treatment schedules to match weather conditions and to interupt their life cycles when they’re most vulnerable, so you and your family will be exposed to less of them throughout the year.

Ticks breed in the colder months, but don’t lay eggs until the onset of spring, so our treatment strategies are built around that to keep eggs from being laid on your property. Their populations are kept in check with our PROGAEA™, all-natural tick control and prevention product, without use of toxic chemical insecticides that interfere with the ecosystem of your soil, and is safe for children and pets, as well as the environment.