CHANGING SEASONS
Autumn is approaching fast and that only means we still have a considerable amount of work ahead. Fall is not only the perfect time to seed and feed your lawn, but it is also crucial to inspect and treat for pests or diseases and prepare your property for the upcoming seasons.
Year-round maintenance is key to a beautiful and healthy lawn. We can create and execute a customized fall maintenance schedule to best address the needs of your property while considering all your visions for your ultimate yardscape.
ESTATE MANAGEMENT
YardApes handles all the needs of your property so there’s no hassle to juggle separate vendors. Here is a partial list of fall maintenance services we provide.
- Leaf and debris removal, fallen trees/limbs, brush overgrowth and stump removal
- Clean and prepare perennial and ornamental garden beds for their long dormancy
- Inspect plants and trees for signs of disease or insect problems
- Lawn seeding, grub control, aeration, fertilization, weed control and thatch removal
- Shutdown of irrigation systems and closing up of water features
- Deer repellent application
- Spring bulb planting
- Late fall mulching
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Performing these services at the optimum time helps ensure the health and beauty of all the living things on your property. Give us a call today if you’d like to inquire about adding any of these fall services.
LAWN FERTILIZATION PROGRAM
Autumn is a great time to fertilize because our winters are a time of dormancy and grasses need to recover after heat and drought. Grass is still growing but not with the enthusiasm it had in the spring and summer months. Grass will now slow to where it hardly needs to be mowed. At this time, fertilization will help to replenish the soil, give grasses strength, allow for better winter color, help grasses to store energy, resist winter injury and disease, increase their rooting and therefore, increasing spring greening!
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“A fallen leaf is nothing more than a summer’s wave goodbye.” – Unknown
