Once the snow finally melts in the spring, and after the last spring blizzard, it’s time to clean up. No matter how clean a yard is in the fall, there’s always a mess in the spring. Squirrels have buried nuts and other food during the winter. Small branches and twigs have fallen from trees and plantings.
It has more to do with the yard’s health than it has to do with its beauty. Winter carries various surprises for your yard that may cause harm to it. To maintain a strategic distance from frightful grass related diseases, it is imperative to hire spring clean up services and get it tidied up after the snow has melted.
Snow mold is one garden condition that can infect your yard. At the point when snow remains on the yard for a really long time, the grass can get infected with mold. Therefore, the ideal thing to do is rake the grass and leaves lightly and promote some air flow to clear off molds.
The leftover leaves from fall must be removed or they may hamper new grass growth. They can be removed, but it's recommended to mulch the leaves and blow them over the yard to re-absorb all the nutrients lost. Ensure you do it on time before new plants begin to grow, and be ready to enjoy your lawn at it's best.
