Earthguard

About Earthguard

April in this valley smells like thawed ground. The old floodplain soil under Binghamton gives back whatever you put into it, and Earthguard works from that soil upward — fertilization, aeration, overseeding, weed control, mowing, trimming and the early-season clearing that opens the way for green-up. Turf here has to handle a wet spring, a humid August and a long cold shoulder on either end. Building a lawn that shrugs at all three is patient work, done a season at a time and judged in years, not weeks. The proof arrives in June: thick underfoot, holding color, no thin patches where the shade sits.