Landscaping Services White House TN | Call New Beginnings Landscape

We recommend a multi-step approach: start with a thick layer of quality mulch (about 2-3 inches) to block sunlight from weed seeds, use a pre-emergent herbicide in early spring before weeds germinate, and consider installing landscape fabric beneath mulch in high-weed areas. Our team can assess your specific soil and bed conditions to provide a customized plan that keeps your mulch beds looking clean and healthy year-round.

Signs of insect damage in White House lawns include brown patches, thinning grass, visible pests like grubs or chinch bugs, and increased bird activity pecking at the soil. If you notice these, contact us for a professional inspection. We'll identify the specific insects and apply targeted, environmentally responsible treatments to eliminate them while promoting lawn recovery, helping prevent further damage to your turf.

For White House homeowners, we suggest seasonal care: aerate and overseed in fall to strengthen grass, apply fertilizer in spring and fall tailored to Tennessee soil, mow regularly at the proper height (about 3 inches for most grasses), and ensure adequate watering during dry spells. Our maintenance plans include these steps plus weed and pest monitoring to proactively address issues before they become major problems, saving you time and effort.