Are you thinking spring? Here’s some info on what should be done to be prepared:
To prepare your yard for spring and ensure a vibrant and healthy outdoor space, start by performing a thorough cleanup. Remove any debris, fallen leaves, and dead vegetation that may have accumulated over the winter months. Rake the lawn to promote better air circulation and prevent thatch buildup. Assess the condition of your soil and consider aerating it to enhance water and nutrient absorption. Prune trees and shrubs to encourage new growth and shape them for the upcoming season. Check your irrigation system for any damage and adjust the settings as needed. Once the ground has thawed, it’s an opportune time to sow grass seed or lay sod for a lush lawn. Fertilize plants with a balanced, slow-release fertilizer to provide essential nutrients. Lastly, invest in a good layer of mulch to help retain moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature. Taking these steps will set the foundation for a thriving and visually appealing yard as spring unfolds.
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