Tag: Lawn Mowing

26 Jan 2024
Spring Lawn Care Checklist
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Spring Lawn Care Checklist & Steps (Do These 5 Steps Before May)

Looking for the ultimate spring lawn care checklist? As the last bits of snow melt away and tiny green shoots start peeking through the soil, you may look at your lawn and feel overwhelmed. After months of dormancy, it likely has dead spots, matted grass, lingering leaves, and bare patches just waiting for weeds to take over. Getting your lawn back in shape can seem like a huge project – but it doesn’t have to be!

With this simple spring lawn care checklist, you’ll be ready to revive your yard and get it looking lush and healthy again in just a few weekends.

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02 Sep 2020
When To Stop Mowing, And Watering, In The Fall
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When To Stop Mowing, And Watering, In The Fall?

As grass growth slows and the leaves start changing colors, many people begin wondering about the outside chores and yard maintenance that autumn holds. It’s important to prepare your lawn accordingly, to give your grass the best chance for making it through the winter, while also giving yourself a head-start on the spring cleaning. While you’ll obviously know when fall is on the way, there are some key signs that you should look out for in order to best prepare for the time when your grass stops growing.

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05 Jul 2020
Lawn Care and Grass Tips in Connecticut
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Lawn & Grass Care Tips for Connecticut Homeowners

The stress due to the summer heat and lack of rainfall this season has greatly affected many homeowner’s throughout the Northeast. Here in CT, our grass climate zone is 7 which means that our planting season is in the early spring and fall as temperatures are much cooler for germination; hence the name “cool season grass”. Most of the grasses that grow in our zone are either a type of Bluegrass, Fescue, Rye, or a mixture of all and they tend to go dormant in the summer when the temperatures are consistently above 80. Dormancy is a grasses natural defense to survive when conditions are not favorable to sustain vigorous growth. During the summer months our mowing habits seem to slow down and many homeowners fight a constant battle with either weeds, disease or high water bills. Depending on how much time and money you want to spend to keep your grass looking the best all season long, there’s still a few tips that every homeowner can benefit from:

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