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The Secret To Controlling Japanese Beetles

Just when lawns begin to green up and flowers are in full bloom, Japanese beetles descend in droves and begin eating their way through our foliage. Because they tend to hatch in large numbers, it [...]

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FACT: Your Yard Can Fight Climate Change

Your yard is a great place to relax. But did you know that it is so much more? The trees, grass, plants, and flowers in your yard, local parks, and ballfields play an important role in fighting [...]

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Our Core Values: Carrington’s Culture Code

Our core values guide decision making, strategic planning and cultural growth. We are driven by a collective effort to embody our core values and use them to align The Company’s goals & [...]

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6 Things You Should Know About Lawn Aeration

Annual aeration can be the difference between a good lawn & one your neighbors will be envious of. Most customers ask about aerating when their lawn is already compacted or suffering from [...]

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Offering No-Contact, In-Person Tree Consultations

Mother Nature is fickle but we’re not fooled by recent cool temperatures. Crabapple trees are budding, our Capital is surrounded by green grass and daffodils have begun to burst. Many of us are [...]

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How We’re Responding to The Coronavirus

Updated 4/21/2020 We continue to take steps to maintain the health and safety of our staff, our clients and the general public as our nation deals with the COVID-19 pandemic. Landscapers have [...]

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Winter Tree Pruning: Why You Should Hire A Certified Arborist

At Carrington Lawn & Landscape, we do an awful lot of talking with our customers about summer tree pruning & tree care. While we’re buried in snow, it’s not always intuitive to consider [...]

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The Top 5 New Year’s Resolutions for Your Home

It’s that time of year again and if you are like most people you might be searching for last-minute for a New Year’s resolution that you can stick to. According to Google, the statistics on how [...]

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Lawn Care Basics

You know a healthy lawn when you see it: a smooth, lush green carpet, perfect for cartwheels and croquet. So why doesn’t your lawn look like that? Planting a new lawn is like any good [...]