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September:
- Great time
to take care of your soil and turf
- Recommend fertilizing,
lime, seeding and aeration of all turf beds
- Bring
in houseplants from outside
- Get ready for Fall
color
October:
- If you have not already done so, aerate
and dethatch your lawn and fertilize and lime
soil
- Plant spring blooming bulbs now.
- Do not prune azaleas,
Rhododendrons or other flowering shrubs or trees
because the
buds are already set.
November:
- Final broadleaf weed application
and fertilization of lawn
- Cut
back roses for winter
- Plant iris, tulips, daffodils
and all spring flowering
bulbs
- Remove leaves from turf
and bed areas
December:
- Final leaf cleanup and
mowing
Blooming: Southern
magnolia, Crape myrtle,
Hydrangea |
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“This winter’s snow proved to be a great burden
not only on homeowners but on the contractors servicing those
homeowners. Blade Runners did an outstanding job of providing
snow removal and sanding to the communities they served.
They were responsive to some unrealistic homeowner requests
and performed better than most other contractors I work with.”
Carl Wallen
Armstrong Managemen |
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