Seasonal Cleanup
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| • | Debris Removal: Clearing away leaves, branches, and other winter debris that accumulated over the colder months. |
| • | Lawn Care: Raking the lawn and checking for any signs of damage; fertilizing may also be performed, in addition to mowing. |
| • | Mulching: Adding fresh mulch to garden beds to suppress weeds and retain moisture. |
| • | Weed Control: Manual weeding to control weed growth before the season starts. |
| • | Pruning: Trimming back any overgrown shrubs and trees to promote healthy growth. |
| • | Leaf Removal: Collecting and disposing of fallen leaves to prevent smothering the grass beneath. |
| • | Final Mowing: Performing a last mow of the season to prepare the lawn for winter and ensure an even appearance. |
| • | Fertilization: Applying a winter fertilizer to help the lawn store nutrients for the cold months. |
| • | Perennial Care: Cutting back dead or dying plants to make way for fresh growth in the spring. |
| • | Winter Preparation: Covering sensitive plants, setting up protective measures for garden beds, and inspecting irrigation systems for winter readiness. |
Seasonal cleanups are an essential part of maintaining a healthy lawn and outdoor landscape. These cleanups prevent pests and diseases from infiltrating your yard and ensure your gardens thrive in the following seasons. 