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You can if it was only fertilized. You can’t if it was treated with an herbicide and/or pesticide. In those cases, we suggest you wait 24 hours. The technician will provide you with treatment information either with your bill or in a separate flyer.
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You will very rarely notice the effects of spraying on the first day. Synthetic pesticides act slowly, except in optimal conditions (like in the spring). Within a few days, weeds will start drying out around the edges of their leaves and will be completely withered after ten to fourteen days.
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Like lawns, trees and shrubs need nutrients to maintain good growth. Over time, the soil can become depleted and no longer provide them with the necessary nutrients. To avoid such a situation, we recommend soil injection for their fertilization! What is tree fertilization by injection? Injection fertilization is a method that consists of injecting fertilizer
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If the clippings are long, you should collect them or they will create shade. If your lawn is dense and healthy and the clippings are 1 to 3 cm in length, you can leave them. However, you should always collect the clippings, no matter how long they are, if the weeds in your lawn are
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Cut to a height of 4 to 5 cm in the spring. Once the temperature has reached 250C and above, cut to 7 cm. Cutting too short makes your lawn vulnerable to dryness, disease, insects, weeds, and damage caused by foot traffic.
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Your lawn needs 3 to 5 cm of water per week during the growing season if it doesn’t rain. Be careful! Short, frequent watering causes shallow roots, which could be damaged by temperature extremes.
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Your lawn probably consists of a type of grass that is better suited to sunny conditions. There are several different types of lawn grasses, each adapted to different conditions. Look for seed mixes that are recommended for shady areas. They contain a higher percentage of fine fescue, a very shade-tolerant grass.
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The ideal time for seeding a lawn is either in the spring or fall. In the spring, we recommend seeding in mid-May to mid-June. For a fall seeding, we suggest mid-August to mid-September.
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If you’re laying sod, we recommend you use a fertilizer that promotes root development. One month after laying the sod, you can fertilize a second time and start weeding, if necessary.
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In the spring, after a long, cold winter, your lawn will probably need to be vigorized Once your soil is completely dry, you will need to rake your lawn to remove all the residue that has accumulated on the surface over the winter. At this time, also take the opportunity to check the amount of
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