As I begin this newsletter, (Feb. 28), I believe that it’s the first time in recent memory that I’ll be talking about lawns and landscapes when I haven’t seen a blade of grass in over a month. February 2021 has blessed us with 5 measurable snow events; the ground’s been frozen since late January; and […]
Garden Clean-up and Spring Mulching Like the lawn, all kinds of debris has blown into landscaped areas and gardens over the winter. It should be raked or otherwise picked up, and the leftover mulch should be thoroughly scarified or removed and then replaced or replenished before the plants resume growth (usually mid-April or early May).
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4 Step Fertilizer Program Save time and money with our specially priced 4 step annual fertilizer program. This program offers a savings of 10% over purchasing the bags individually through the year. There are 2 programs covering 10,000 sq. ft. and 2 programs covering 5,000 sq. ft. These programs cover your lawns’ fertilizer needs for
Dormant Feeding of Small/Flowering Trees, Shrubs, Perennials, Bulbs, and Ground Covers – We have had our first frost; leaves are falling/have fallen profusely from deciduous trees; Mother Nature has officially begun her winter break. With the exception of grass, which will continue to grow for another month or more. Landscape plantings should be fed twice
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Mowing and Leaf Removal – Grass continues to grow as the weather remains relatively mild for this time of the year and we continue to get regular rainfall. What we want to impress on all of you is that it is unhealthy for lawns to be left long when the grass growing season ends. Shaggy
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