Green Thumb Lawn Service

05/26/2026

Maine tick season is here — our new homeowner guide covers every species, safe removal, and how to grab a free Green Thumb tick spoon.

Identify Maine ticks, understand life cycles, remove them safely, and protect your family. 2024 disease stats, three species to know, free tick spoon offer.

05/22/2026

A few fleet maintained mowers looking for a new home: https://www.gtlawnservice.com/equipment-for-sale.html

04/24/2026

Proud of what our team put into Bangor High's soccer field over the past 18 months. Natural turf, done right, still wins.

https://www.gtlawnservice.com/bangor-high-soccer-field-restoration/

04/24/2026

40 years and 3 generations! Grateful to every customer who's been part of this ride. 🙏

About Us At Green Thumb Lawn Service, our mission is to be compassionate neighbors who contribute to developing safe, sustainable environments that everyone can enjoy.…

04/15/2026

🌿 Spring Special 20% Off New Sign-Ups!
Maine spring means ticks are back and your lawn is waking up after a long winter. At Green Thumb Lawn Service, we help protect your family and pets from ticks and mosquitoes with targeted treatments so you can enjoy your yard without worry. And while we're at it, we'll bring that tired, patchy lawn back to life with a custom fertilization and w**d management program built for Maine's climate. Healthier grass, safer outdoor spaces. Family owned since 1986.

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10/30/2025

Your Lawn’s Last Mow Could Make or Break Next Spring! Learn more here!

As fall winds down in Bangor, Bar Harbor, Ellsworth, and Millinocket and surrounding areas, homeowners may start asking the same question: When should I mow my lawn for the last time this year? Tim…

08/27/2025

Ticks don’t go away just because summer is over. Here in Maine, fall is actually when adult deer ticks are most active. These are the same ones that spread Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, and babesiosis. They will keep moving until we get a solid hard frost, and even then a warm winter day can bring them back out. This year Maine also confirmed a new invasive species called the Asian longhorned tick, which makes staying alert this fall even more important.

Ticks don’t go away just because summer is over. Here in Maine, fall is actually when adult deer ticks are most active. These are the same ones that spread Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, and babesiosi…

08/22/2025

It’s been one of the driest summers in years and lawns are feeling it. Fall is the time to bring them back. Fertilizer and soil conditioning now will make all the difference for next year.

👉 Check out our latest article to see why fall recovery is so important.

One of the Driest Summers in Recent Memory This summer has been one of the driest we’ve had in years here in Brewer and across central Maine. From July 1 through August 22, lawns needed about 8 inc…

05/21/2025

We all love enjoying Maine’s outdoors with family and pets, but ticks are becoming a serious issue here. Last year, Maine saw over 3,200 Lyme disease cases, and with milder winters, ticks are showing up earlier and sticking around longer. At Green Thumb, we’ve been protecting local families like yours for over 40 years with family-friendly treatments that keep your yard tick-free. We’re not a franchise—we’re a Maine-based, family-owned company dedicated to keeping your loved ones safe. Don’t let ticks ruin your summer—click here for our free tick management fact sheet and a no-pressure quote today!

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10/05/2024

Due to the limited rainfall in recent months, lawn rust disease has become more prevalent. The best way to combat rust disease is by maintaining proper fertility. Be sure to fertilize your lawn this fall to help it recover from summer stress and prepare for winter.