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Landscape recovery: spring landscaping after a bad winter

4/8/2015

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spring landscaping
This past winter was one of the hardest winters on record for the northeast. Consistently low temperatures and record-breaking snowfall amounts wreaked havoc on our properties. To recover from the perils and tension of the winter season, we need close and careful landscape care this spring. Here are some suggestions to improve the appearance and health of your outdoor space.

Remove winter debris
Remove any fallen tree limbs, trash, leaves and dead plants from your yard. You may even still have piles of snow to be removed from your lawn. Don’t worry, you’re not the only one! Shovel some of this snow off of your lawn and onto a driveway or sidewalk or other area off of your turf. The quicker you can expose your lawn to dry air and sunshine, the better. Grass gets compacted under objects and inhibits the growth of new grass. So, remove any rocks or shovels or other objects that have collected on your lawn over the winter. 

Trim trees and shrubs
Many shrubs do grow wildly during late fall and even the early the winter season. Shrubs, plants and small trees also get broken limbs and branches that should be removed. Spring is the time to trim your most shrubs and some trees neatly for ideal growth.

Cut and dethatch your lawn
Dethaching your lawn is a process to remove dead grass to allow new grass to replenish for a healthier, greener lawn. You can use a rake to remove all waster and thatch buildup, there are also dethatching tools for this process. It can take your lawn a few weeks to recover from dethatching before you start to see fresh grass renew. If your existing grass is dry and clean of waste and thatch, you can go ahead and mow your lawn.

While many folks like to get outside in the sunshine after a long, cold winter, some homeowners are just not interested in or capable of completing yard work successfully. Give Gardenin’ Angels a call to provide a spring cleanup for your property.



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2/27/2022 03:50:15 pm

Your lawn to dry air and sunshine, the better. Grass gets compacted under objects and inhibits the growth of new grass. Thank you for taking the time to write a great post!

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