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Early Spring (March and April):
Springtime in southern Ohio is one of the most exciting times of the
year. Our lawn care professionals are busy applying pre-emergent crabgrass
control and fertilizer. The landscape technicians are also fertilizing
and protecting your trees and shrubs with a dormant oil spray. You should
be servicing your mower, making sure the blades are sharp and cleaning
up all the debris that has collected on the lawn from the winter. Birds
singing, flowers blooming and grass greening up are sure signs that
Mother Nature is right on schedule.
Late Spring (May and June):
Everything should be in full bloom, even the dandelions in the neighbors'
lawns. Our professionals are busy applying broadleaf weed control and
fertilizer to our lawns. The Buckeye EcoCare arborists are protecting
landscapes from disease and insect pests. We have also started the first
of our perimeter pest control treatments around the outside of your
home. Mowing frequency and keeping the blade sharp are very critical
this time of year. Also, you need to make sure your watering system
is up and running. Summer is just around the corner.
Summer (July and August):
The dog days of summer have arrived. A great test for a healthy plant
is how it performs under stress. Our lawn care technicians are applying
grub protection and slow release fertilizer. The landscape professionals
are busy monitoring and controlling every insect and disease pest which
are active at this time of year. For green industry professionals, summertime
is a very important time of the year. Longer days, warmer nights and
lack of rainfall can create service problems. Buckeye EcoCare has a
staff of over 20 experienced licensed professionals ready to react to
any lawn or landscape problem you have. If it is dry outside, try to
make sure you apply a minimum of one inch of water per week.
Early Fall (Late August and September):
It is time to measure the damage and start the repair process. Our lawn
care professionals are applying broadleaf weed control and fertilizer.
Our arborists are still monitoring and controlling the second generation
of insect pests. Early fall is the best time of year to plant grass
seed. Slice seeding or topdressing and seeding in August and September
will allow the young plants to establish themselves before winter. Shorter
days and cooler nights are just around the corner!
Late Fall (October and November):
Time to prepare our plants for winter. The Buckeye EcoCare professionals
are feeding your turf and landscape plants very heavy in the fall. This
feeding allows all plants the best opportunity to build root reserve
for next year. Remove your annual flowers, cut the perennials back and
lower your mowing height to 2 1/2". Try to keep the leaves cleaned
up the best you can this fall.

:: Lawn Care Service Guarantee ::
If your lawn ever experiences a problem,
a fully-trained professional will visit within 48 hours to identify
and remedy the situation. If you are not satisfied with the results,
we will gladly refund your money.
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