- Avoid walking on your lawn in the winter. Also remove anything sitting on the lawn, like furniture, toys or fallen branches. The weight of these items can stunt your grass or even kill it.
- Be careful when treating ice! Avoid damaging your lawn and landscaping during the winter by using Ice Melt instead of rock salt. Ice melt covers two times more area than rock salt.
Friday, December 1, 2023
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Wednesday, November 15, 2023
Check Your Lawn Mower Before Winter Storage!
- Replacing old mower blades
- Changing the oil
- Checking for leaks
- Addressing any internal or external issues
- Draining any remaining fuel
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Wednesday, November 1, 2023
Lawn Tasks to do Before Winter
- For your final mowing, mow your grass a little bit shorter than usual. Grass that’s too long over the winter can collect mold and spread disease. One last mow before it snows keeps it short enough to resist disease over the winter. However, the cold can overstress grass that’s cut too short. The best grass height for winter is 3 ¼ inches.
- Keep the lawn clean – Make sure you’ve raked the last bit of leaves that have fallen from your trees. Your lawn needs to breathe and leaving piled up leaves can damage your yard. Try to avoid leaving any other objects, like furniture and toys, on your lawn during the winter as well. This will ensure your grass gets enough sunlight.
- Maintain your lawn mower – After the final mow of the season, you should perform a check up on your mower before properly storing it for the season.
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Sunday, October 15, 2023
Remember to Rake Your Leaves!
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Sunday, October 1, 2023
Why Fertilize Before Winter?
- Morning dew on chilly mornings delivers moisture to help your lawn absorb fertilizer.
- Root growth in the fall means a healthier lawn in the spring.
- Your grass will grow and build stamina before the cold winter.
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Friday, September 15, 2023
Fall's Upcoming Weeds
Dandelions are a type of broadleaf weed. Broadleaf weeds are pretty self-explanatory—they’re weeds with broad leaves! This distinguishes them from “grass weeds.” Clover, plantain, and thistle are also broadleaf weeds. The leaves have one main vein with smaller veins branching off. These weeds are most common in the fall.
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Friday, September 1, 2023
Fall Means Fertilization!
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