It’s that time of the year again when people start preparing for the holiday season. One essential tradition of this time of year is hanging up lights that add a festive atmosphere to your home. Some people prefer to wait until it is closer to Christmas, but why wait? Here are three reasons you should let ArborLawn hang holiday lights early this year.
Fall is a time for cooler temperatures, pumpkin spice, and the perfect opportunity to bring your lawn back to life. However, if your lawn isn’t bouncing back from the summer season, it can be both frustrating and confusing. Perhaps you’ve tried everything from mowing, watering, and fertilizing your lawn but still no luck. Don’t worry! ArborLawn is here with three main reasons why your lawn is struggling to come back this fall, and more importantly, discuss solutions to get it healthy and lush once again.
You love your lawn. It complements your house and appeases the neighbors. But have you noticed some brown spots lately? Or does it seem like your plants are growing more slowly than usual? If so, your lawn probably needs aeration. Fall is the perfect time for aeration, as it helps eliminate compacted dirt and helps your lawn prepare for a long, cold winter. But what can you expect after lawn aeration from ArborLawn? Keep reading to learn what you need to know.
Spring is here, and it’s time to start giving your lawn the care it needs to thrive. Fertilizing your lawn in the spring is a crucial step to maintaining a healthy and vibrant lawn for the rest of the spring and summer. But, there are some things you need to know beforehand, and ArborLawn is here to explain. All of this is in an effort to make sure you properly fertilize your lawn for healthy growth.
It can be incredibly frustrating to have a lawn that is constantly muddy and filled with holes. If your lawn is experiencing this issue, you’re probably wondering what you can do to get it back in shape this spring. The good news ArborLawn is here to restore your lawn and make sure it stays healthy going forward. Read on for our top tips on getting your lawn out of the mud!
Broadleaf weed control is the process of removing or killing broadleaf weeds, a type of weed that has wide leaves as opposed to grassy ones. Fall is the best time to do this because the weather is cooler, and the weeds are more vulnerable as they’re not actively growing. While broadleaf weed control can be done at any time during the year, ArborLawn is sharing three of the reasons you should take care of them during this new season.
It’s that time of year again when lawns need a refresh so grass can prepare for the colder months. While summer rains have nourished the ground, heavy foot traffic, mowing, and falling foliage have led to dirt compact and thatch. So, one of the best things you can do near the end of the season is to call ArborLawn for turf aeration, and here are some of the amazing benefits you’ll experience.
Weeds are a common problem for homeowners and their lawn care routines. There are many weed control methods, but one of the most popular is a pre-emergent herbicide. This type of herbicide kills weeds before they even have a chance to grow! However, there are many myths about pre-emergent and spring weed control. ArborLawn is here to dispel some of these myths and give you the facts about your spring fertilization!
Michigan winters feel long and cold. The season also comes with plenty of snow to cover the lawns. So, once the first sign of spring hits and all the snow has melted, most homeowners are ready to get outside. However, your lawn requires some tender love and care following winter. So, here are some ways ArborLawn can help revive your lawn this spring.
Even though we’re in the middle of winter, it’s never too early to think about your spring lawn care. By the time the snow and ice melt away, your lawn will have experienced some harsh weather conditions. So, it’s no surprise that you’ll notice some winter damage you want to fix. One of the best lawn care practices you can implement to help your lawn recover is seeding. If you’re not sure how to get started, use this brief guide from ArborLawn.