We have been getting lots of questions regarding when to mow after overseeding with a winter lawn and what the watering schedule should be after that first mow. We recommend mowing the lawn the first time 3-4 weeks after the seed is put down.
Did you plant a winter lawn this year and want to have a shared experience of how the grass should come in after your scalp and plant in October? That’s what this video is about.
Do you have weeds in your lawn before you scalp and plant your winter lawn in October? We recommend treating your lawn with this treatment at least 3-4 days before the process.
Are you looking to fill a smaller area in your yard with a short groundcover evergreen shrub? We love the foxtail fern because it looks so clean and uniform with thick 1-2” green stocks.
We sometimes get the question of whether or not a tree or plant can be transplanted. We recorded an example of a smaller ficus tree that someone wanted to move it further away from the wall since they were concerned about how it would grow too big and damage the wall.
On the 23rd of October in 2003 we hit a record of the latest day in October to hit over 100 degrees and there were a few consecutive days at this temperature that really posed a problem for overseeding.
Every October here is Phoenix the grass that grows here in the Spring and Summer months does not grow from November through February. Overseeding is a process we do here in the desert to keep our lawns green during those few short winter months.
Over the years here in Phoenix many of our clients have pots or planters around their patios or front doors and in some instances there is heavy water damage from the drainage system around those containers whenever watering occurs for the plant material inside.
In this video we speak to Ryan Kibner with Custom Weed & Pest Control about keeping our bermuda grass healthy.
This video is about how to address a dirty or smelly artificial turf area in your yard. If you have pets your fake grass can get heavy traffic and sometimes lots of pet waste.
