Spring-Green Lawn Care

Enjoying your outdoor area without being disturbed by mosquitoes can seem impossible during the warmer months. That's why Spring-Green has the info you need to protect yourself! Get the facts here http://bit.ly/2mUbRno #NationalMosquitoWeek #Mosquitoes #SGLawn

Do you know how your lawn can be plagued with disease when it never has before? Spring-Green Lawn Care expert Harold is here with the tips you need to prevent and cure those common lawn diseases. Watch the full video here! https://bit.ly/3fnvGMu #SGLawn #LawnCare

Happy Father's Day! What better gift to give your loved one than a plush and green lawn. Learn more about the present your Father will enjoy right here! https://bit.ly/3fr8jS7 #SGLawn #FathersDay #LawnCare

At Spring-Green, we tailor all our services to the communities we serve like our Lawn Care Preferred Program. Our services give you the results you expect from a professional lawn care provider. Learn more here! https://bit.ly/3fqSknk #SGLawn #LawnCare #SummerLawnCare

Looking to keep your trees healthy all summer long? Try Spring-Green Lawn Care's Tree Care Programs! We offer services like Root Feeding, Specialty Injections, and our 2-Step Tree Program. Follow the link to learn more! https://bit.ly/3orGwoQ #SGLawn #TreeCare #SGTreeCare

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Happy National Candy Day! What is your favorite candy? Give us a for Chocolate Give us a for Hard/Sour Candy Give us a Gummies... #NationalCandyDay #makelifesweet #sweettooths See more

It's getting a little spooky out there...... #springgreencustomerofthemonth #showusyourhalloween

Fall Chores and Cleanup Checklist While waiting for the leaves to drop, here are some other fall chores and projects that can be completed this season: 1.Plant spring bulbs like tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, alliums, etc.... 2.Fall is a great time to divide perennials, except for ones that flower in the fall. It is best to divide those in the spring. 3.In areas where the ground freezes, be sure to winterize sprinkler systems by blowing out the water in the lines and shutting down the system for the winter. 4.In areas where the weather turns cold, turn off water to outside spigots. At least remove any hoses that are still attached. 5.Remove leaves and debris out of gutters. 6.Cover patio furniture or place in a protected area like a shed or garage. 7.To avoid outdoor pots from breaking during the winter, either cover them and place in a protected area, empty them or move them indoors. 8.Set up some bird feeders for over-wintering birds like cardinals. 9.Pull up summer annuals and either compost them or appropriately dispose of them. Be careful not to compost plants that may have been infected by a disease. It is better to dispose of those plants. 10.Winterize lawn mowers and clean garden tools. A light coating of oil on the tools will keep them from rusting over the winter.

Among the winter annual weed life cycles, they are distinct as to when the initial germination takes place. Learn more about common winter annual weeds that may pop up in your lawn & landscape this spring, here: http://bit.ly/2oVU25O #SGLawn #WinterWeeds

Thank you Donna for your review! We’re always happy to hear right from the customer that our lawn care professionals have made a difference in beautifying their yards. #SGLawn #LawnCareReview

It’s Squirrel Appreciation Day! The nutty critters may drive you nutty for digging holds or stealing bird seed, but the furry-tailed friends help disperse nuts and seeds to produce future plants, and they eat the fungi in your yard. #SquirrelAppreciationDay #SGLawn

Many people mistakenly think they don’t have to worry about rodents during the colder months, or have the incorrect impression that mice and rats hibernate during winter. We have some easy steps homeowners can take to keep rodents out all year round and what to do if an infestation has occurred: http://bit.ly/2uq6Fwn #SGLawn

Did you know the best seed to attract birds to your feeders this winter are sunflower seeds, especially black oil sunflower seeds? They’re high in fat and calorie content, and their smaller shells make less of a mess compared to other seed! #TipTuesday #SGLawn http://bit.ly/39DWEMg