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Spring prep is in the air. We have been busy with taking on new clients in prep for the spring and getting all our equipment ready for the season. Please contact us to get added to our weekly or bi-weekly service for the 2024 spring season if you're not already!

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Spring Prep Tips

1. Clean Up Debris:

Remove any debris, such as fallen leaves, branches, and dead vegetation, that has accumulated over the winter. This allows sunlight and air to reach the soil, promoting better grass growth.

2. Aerate the Soil:

Aerating your lawn helps improve soil compaction, allowing nutrients, water, and air to penetrate the root zone more effectively. Use aeration equipment or aerator shoes to perforate the soil.

3. Overseed Bare Spots:

Identify any bare or thin areas in your lawn and overseed with grass seed. This helps fill in gaps, promotes a thicker lawn, and reduces the likelihood of weed growth.

4. Fertilize:

Apply a balanced, slow-release fertilizer to provide essential nutrients to the grass as it begins to grow. Choose a fertilizer with a higher nitrogen content for a green and vigorous lawn.

5. Test and Adjust Soil pH:

Test the soil pH and adjust it if necessary. Most grasses prefer a slightly acidic to neutral pH. Lime can be added to raise the pH, while sulfur can be used to lower it.

6. Pre-Emergent Weed Control:

Apply a pre-emergent herbicide to prevent the germination of weeds. This is especially important in early spring to stop weed growth before it begins.

7. Inspect for Pests and Diseases:

Check for signs of pests and diseases. Look for damaged areas, discolored patches, or unusual growth patterns. Treat any issues promptly to prevent them from spreading.

8. Mow at the Right Height:

Adjust your mower to the appropriate height for your grass type. Generally, you should start with a higher mowing height in early spring and gradually lower it as the season progresses.

9. Watering Wisely:

Begin watering your lawn as needed, especially if the weather is dry. Water deeply and infrequently to encourage deep root growth. Early morning is the best time to water.

10. Edge Flower Beds and Walkways:

Define the borders of your lawn by edging flower beds and walkways. This creates a neat and well-maintained appearance while preventing grass from encroaching on other areas.

11. Service Lawn Equipment:

Ensure your lawn equipment, such as mowers and trimmers, is in good working condition. Sharpen blades, change oil, and replace spark plugs as needed.

12. Consider Professional Services:

If you find lawn care overwhelming or lack the time, consider hiring a professional lawn care service to provide a comprehensive spring lawn treatment.

By following these tips, you'll give your lawn a strong start for the spring season and set the foundation for a healthy and vibrant lawn throughout the year.

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