Spring Landscaping Tips

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The winter months can be exceptionally hard on your lawn and as the weather slowly gets warmer, now is often a great time at readying your lawn for the spring season.
 
Clear Away the Debris
The first thing you should do before you even begin thinking about laying seeds is clearing away all the obstructing debris. So, grab your rake and get those leaves out of the way! Make sure to pick up and rocks, asphalt, or tree branches that may have stumbled into your yard during the winter. You should also identify any dead patches of grass as well as patches that are just dirt. Figure out which sections are going to be more problematic so that you’ll be ready to plant the seeds.
 
Grass can be divided into two different groups. There are warm-weather grasses and cool weather grasses. These are simply guidelines for grass selection. Warm weather grasses can live in cool climates and vice versa. You might have to work extra hard to keep them thriving, though. If you have questions or need assistance with any landscape maintenance or seasonal lawncare, let us know!
The climate often dictates the best time to plant grass seeds. After all, you want your grass to have its best chance of survival. Expert farmers have deduced that the best time to plant grass in Maryland is either in the early fall or in the early spring. So, if your lawn needs some reseeding then now is the time. Spring is here, even if it doesn’t always feel like it. So, run out and grab some seeds. Wait, there are a lot of different kinds of grass seeds and you want to be sure you attain the right variety based on your landscape.
 
Warm or Cool?
Grass can be divided into two different groups. There are warm-weather grasses and cool weather grasses. These are simply guidelines for grass selection. Warm weather grasses can live in cool climates and vice versa. You might have to work extra hard to keep them thriving, though. If you have questions or need assistance with any landscape maintenance or seasonal lawncare, let us know!
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