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Spring fertilizer for your trees and shrubs is needed to stimulate growth and recover from winter stresses.
To avoid damage to your lawn, stay off your lawn while frost is present.
Mowing height and frequency are very important. Mow at a height of 2 ½ to 3 inches and never remove more than one third of the grass blade.
Make sure your irrigation system is set to maximize efficiency and minimize waste.
Check your mower blade and sharpen before mowing.
Do not remove more than one third of the leaf blade when mowing. Removing too much of the grass blade can thin your lawn and lead to weed invasion.
Apply a 1"-3" layer of mulch to landscape beds. Deeper mulch can cause roots to grow into the mulch and make plants vulnerable to drought and extreme temperatures.
April and May are great months to seed bare areas of your lawn to help prevent crabgrass and weed invasion.
Clean up litter, leaves and twigs that have collected as they may suffocate your lawn.
While dormant, trees and woody ornamentals benefit from an application of horticultural oils. These have been used for decades to eliminate mites, aphids, and scale insects before they damage new growth on landscape in the spring.
Loosen matted lawn areas with a leaf rake to break up snow mould and improve air circulation.
Remove winter protection (such as burlap and snow protection) when risk of harsh winter conditions has passed. This allows plants to gradually emerge from dormancy. Some plants may need to be covered at night when spring-like weather is followed by a late frost.
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