Although the benefits of having a healthy lawn may seem to be centered on the way it looks, there are also many environmental benefits. A healthy lawn is an environmentally friendly lawn, and keeping it healthy and sustainable is in both yours and the planet’s best interests!
With winter fading away and the longer, warmer days of spring coming up, it’s tempting to get out in the yard and enjoy the weather. However, heavy traffic on your grass can cause a lot of damage post-winter and is strongly discouraged until your grass builds up strength again – so keep off the grass!
It’s almost that time of year again; the temperature is predicted to reach positive double digits next week and the first day of spring is less than three weeks away. It’s time to start thinking about your lawn after winter.
Lawn maintenance isn’t easy, but it can be if you sign up for our Early Bird Special.
If we go through a rough winter, there’s not much you can do. However, there is a lot you can do while the weather is still warm or even when the weather starts to warm up again.
During winter, your lawn needs all the help it can get, but you might be wondering what can happen if you don’t properly prepare.
Fall is a very important time to use fertilizer because of the strength your lawn requires to make it through the long winter.
One of the most important aspects of aeration is the good it does for the roots of your lawn. If any part of your lawn will survive the cold Canadian winter, it will be the deeper roots of your grass.
Hometurf offers dethatching services for as low as $99.95 (plus tax) using equipment and methods that present the least possible risk to your lawn.
For tips on how to keep a healthy lawn and avoid some of the winter blues, here are our Fall Maintenance Tips
