Three Tips for Protecting Your Grass from Winter Salt

Did you know that rock salt can damage your lawn?

When rock salt sits on your lawn, it draws moisture out of the grass and soil. If it stays there long enough, it can actually upset the chemistry of the soil. 

Here are three simple ways you can protect your lawn: 

1. Only spread rock salt on paved areas (and be careful when you throw salt using a spreader).
2. Use a short silt fence guard around your grass to keep salt and melted runoff from spilling into your lawn.
3. Use de-icing alternatives, such as sand or calcium magnesium acetate (CMA). 

Trust Your Lawn to Professional Lawn Care Companies in Livingston County

Whether or not your lawn gets damaged by de-icers this winter, hiring one of Livingston County's professional lawn care companies is one of the best things you can do to ensure it comes back healthy in the spring. To get a head start on spring lawn care with Ever So Green, call 517-540-1100 or request a quote here.