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Seasonal Tips
Spring
Time to spread granular, slow-release fertilizer with added pre-emergents to keep your lawn weed free through the growing season
Feed Roses in early spring
Aerate and dethatch the lawn to treat compacted soil and allow irrigation and fertilizer to penetrate to roots
Mulch with organic matter to keep water in and weeds out
Plant spring annual color to brighten focal areas in your landscape
Thoroughly check the irrigation controller schedule, valves and heads for proper operation
Summer
Plant summer annuals that will tolerate summer temperatures
Check for signs of insects and treat before they do damage
Irrigate only enough to keep lawn, ground cover, shrubs and tree roots moist to proper root depth
Use soil probe to determine plant watering needs are being met
Deep root water selected trees
Treat for weeds as soon as you see them
Fertilize for optimal plant health and growth
Fall
This is the best time of the year to plant trees, shrubs and ground cover to upgrade your landscape
Fall is another good time to aerate, dethatch and overseed your lawn with winter rye grass seed if not done in the spring
Fertilize lawn and plants for health
Check drainage structures and clear debris for optimal performance during rain events
Change annual color for seasonal beauty
Winter
Keep drainage structures clear throughout the rain season
Trim trees for proper structure, vehicle and pedestrian clearance and remove dead or crossed branches for general health and safety
Trim shrubs for natural structure and general health
Prune roses
Consider upgrading irrigation system for rain sensors, efficient heads and weather based irrigation controllers for the upcoming growing season