A green, lush, and weed-free lawn depends on regular fertilizer applications to provide the nutrients for such healthy growth. Professional fertilizer applications can be formulated and timed to meet the exact needs of your lawn. The following can answer some of your questions about professional fertilization services.
How often should I schedule a treatment?
As a general rule of thumb, grass needs to be fertilized every four to six weeks during the growing season.
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When it comes to marine construction, seawalls perform an essential function. They serve as a separation between the land and water as prevention of coastal erosion. Without seawalls, wave action and storm surges would cause damage to the coastal areas.
One of the preferred construction methods for seawalls is riprap. Such a seawall consists of an interlocking system of well-graded rocks for the barrier. According to The Balance, a riprap seawall is only suitable for slopes with a 2:1 ratio or lower.
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Mulch is one of the most commonly used landscaping accessories and tools. While mulch can help your landscaping in a number of ways, you may not be taking full advantage of it. If you have only recently become a property owner with a yard, it is extremely likely that you may not have any recent experience with using mulch. Taking the time to research mulch and its use can help you use it most effectively.
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When spring and its accompanying showers arrive, so does the growth to your lawn and landscaping vegetation. But after several weeks the rains usually taper off and the temperatures increase, requiring you to turn on your yard's sprinkler system. But each year you need to handle your sprinklers to make sure they work to water your yard as needed. Here are some recommended maintenance and management tasks to keep your landscaping in great condition with proper sprinkler application.
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If you have moved into a home that does not have any landscaping in the backyard, you may consider trying to take care of the landscaping yourself. While it is technically possible to save a little bit of money with DIY landscaping, in the long run, most homeowners end up wishing that they had hired a landscaping company for the job. Properly landscaping a backyard is more complicated than it looks, and it requires a lot of planning.
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