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Seasonal Lawn Care Tips: Mowing
As the weather improves and temperatures continue to rise, you’ll soon start feeling the itch to get outside and enjoy your outdoor space. You may be ready to trade in the couch for a soft patch of turf, but is your lawn? In all likelihood, your grass is going to need some major TLC to help it bounce back after months of seasonal stressors.
If you’re ready to put your best foot forward and start Spring off on a high note, then simply click below to read more helpful tips from Weed Man Lawn Care:
Seasonal Lawn Care Tips: Watering
Watering is one of the most crucial lawn care practices for growing a lush, green, healthy lawn, but it can be more of an art than a science. The specifics will vary based on your region, soil, and grass types, as well as heat, humidity, and rainfall throughout the year. We’re here to give you some helpful tips and answer all your watering questions, so you and your lawn will be ready for summer!
Spring Aeration For Your Warm Season Turf
We wanted to remind you it is time for a Core Aeration. Core Aeration is the best prescription for achieving a healthy lawn.
Annually aerating your lawn works wonders for the health and vitality of your yard. Aeration opens up air pockets in your turf that allow fertilizers, water and other sources of plant nutrition to enter the soil and reach the roots of your turf plants…just where it’s needed the most.
Brown Patch on Warm Season Turf
Brown patch disease may be the one thing standing between you and a lush, green lawn. Don't let those unsightly, brown and tan patches get you down. Fight back against turf diseases and reclaim the healthy lawn you deserve - find out how with these tips from Weed Man Lawn Care.
Chinch Bugs
Chinch Bugs are small insects, which live in and feed on lawn grasses. They live above the soil and feed on living grass plants by means of a piercing mouthpart called a stylet (similar to a mosquito). The insect inserts its stylet into the leaves, stems, or crowns and sucks the juices out of the plant. The damage looks quite similar to drought symptoms and many Weed Man customers mistakenly assume that the lawn needs only water to restore its lush green appearance.
We are Here to Help! - Service Calls & Re-Applications
It’s that time of year again when pesky weeds start popping up in your lawn. If you’re a Weed Man customer and you notice unwanted weeds popping up, please feel free to give us a call. We offer free re-applications upon request and complete on-the-lawn service calls as needed, too! If you ever have a concern with your lawn, we are here to help. Our trained lawn care professionals can quickly identify problems and treat them accordingly.
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