Monday, February 17, 2020

Tired of Winter? Start Planning Your Spring Lawn Fertilization Now



In Michigan, winters can be harsh. There are strong winds, below freezing temperatures, and (usually) inches upon inches of snow accumulation.

You’re normally not thinking of lawn care during the coldest months of the year, but when spring finally comes, there are several things you should do to make sure your lawn looks its best, especially if you notice any bald spots.

To get your lawn looking its best before the first thaw of spring, visit our website to see our tips!

Relax and enjoy a beautiful lawn this season while we do the work! We take great pride in delivering expert and professional service to all our customers. Contact us at 517-518-8523 or request a quote on our website to get started.
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