spring/fall clean-up
spring clean-up checklist
- Removing Debris: The first and foremost task as part of spring yard clean-up is to remove refuse, including dead leaves, twigs, and litter from the yard and planting beds.
- Preparing/cleaning out planting beds, & Weed removal.
- Thatching or Raking up areas of dead grass and leaf compost
- Planting in the Prepared Flower Beds and Lawns
- Early spring is an ideal time to plant shrubs, trees, and perennials. Also, you can start new lawns to get the desired outcome.
- Weed Control: Weekly or Bi Weekly
- Prune Trees and Shrubs
- Leaf Removal or Curbside
fall clean-up
If you need to prepare your lawn for the cold winter months, autumn is the ideal season. When you take the time to clean up your yard and care for it, you can enjoy a lush, healthy lawn during springtime. This is why it helps to know about the fall yard maintenance checklist.
fall clean-up checklist
- Remove Any Debris and Garbage.
- Blow leaves to the curb or for removal
- Rake your yard to remove dead leaves, twigs, and other debris that may prevent growth. This is because organic wastes, including weeds and leaves, often provide a safe ground for pests such as mice.
- Thatch your yard to remove dead leaves, twigs, and other debris that may prevent growth. This is because organic wastes, including weeds and leaves, often provide a safe ground for pests such as mice.
- Take Out Dead Trees and Shrubs
- Leaf Removal or Bagging
- Be sure to water and mow your lawn as required. This will ensure the grass can withstand cold temperatures and protect its overall health.
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