Spring comes sooner than you think.

March 1st is when I like to start thinking about spring services. Your landscaper should have a plan for your lawn and flower beds well before the grass starts growing.

Spring cleanup: We go over your entire lawn to clean up any leaves, sticks, or trash that may be left behind from the winter.

Crabgrass preventative: The best way to stop crabgrass from taking over your lawn during the summer is to treat it with preventative fertilizer in the spring. This is the most effective way to stop those pesky weeds.

Feed your lawn and plants: In order to get the most out of your fertilizer, feed your perennials before they poke out of the spring soil. Your lawn should also be fertilized before it greens up this spring.

Overseed: Spring is the one of the best times to overseed your lawn. The cool moist conditions make a great environment for the seeds to germinate and mature.

For more tips or questions reach out to Jesse Doumanian from UpperCut Lawn and Landscape.