Even while the grass rests, Green Light Lawn Care is hard at work preparing for the new season. Winter is our time service, sharpen, and tine every piece of equipment so we can deliver top-quality results once spring arrives.

As winter settles in and the landscape fades into shades of gray and brown, one plant keeps its vibrant green color all season long.

As we watch lawns settle in for the cooler months and say goodbye to summer’s buzz, October’s featured native plant keeps the color going a little longer.

As we say goodbye to seasonal allergies, we wanted to give a final farewell with October’s plant of the month….

Whoever is waking up Green Day can use this plant. One quick poke of the Devil’s Walking stick is sure to bring even the heaviest sleeper out of their slumber.

Bringing up a flower to incorporate one of our favorite fall colors before the sweltering heat leaves us for the year is the famous….

An ornamental shrub producing beautiful purple blooms in early summer, helping our pollinators, and sizeable fruit for birds and other woodland critters. Learn more!

With the internet being packed with useless information, we want to kick off each month with a blog post to shed some light on some of Indiana’s native plants with fun personalities.

Now that things are growing, we should have a lessonabout the unnecessarily hated and (probably) most googled plant by accident…

Eep! We’ve had our first few bouts of sunshine and we’re beyond excited to be engulfed by the warm sun and spring colors everywhere. To kick off this hopeful and happy season, I thought it best to shed some light on…..

Living on the cusp of spring we want to hurry it along by talking about a pollinator’s stop-n-go that’ll be blooming before we know it. Welcome to the stage…..

With sporadic February days, we want you to dream about springtime with us. One way we dream of spring is by picturing all of the flowers that will bloom soon. Like this Indiana native…

Our first of many plants of month is a plant near and dear to our hearts. An Indiana native that benefits many with its tasty treats provided. Say hello to….

With school out for the summer, explore tips for maintaining yard safety for your kids on the Green Light Lawn Care blog.