Tips For A Better Lawn This Winter!
Winter lawn care is essential for a healthy, gorgeous lawn in the warmer months. So how can you keep your lawn healthy this winter? Preparation is key. Winterizing your lawn will involve much more than just the grass. Thinking a few steps ahead with winter lawn care will help get you better prepared for the upcoming spring and summer with fewer problems.
Taking Care of Your Lawn Equipment
Of course, you want to make sure all of your equipment is ready for winter storage. With proper care, your equipment will be ready to go when spring arrives. Remove debris from any blades, sharpen and apply a thin layer of oil to prevent corrosion. Drain fuel tanks, change the oil and take care of any rusted spots.
Don’t forget about your sprinkler system. Frozen pipes can be devastating to your system. In general, it’s a good idea to check a frost line map. This will determine if you are in an area where the ground will get cold enough for the buried pipes to freeze. If you are unsure, it’s always better to be safe than sorry. In order to prevent the pipes in your sprinkler system from bursting, and your valves and fittings from freezing, you’ll want to remove the water from the entire system.
Keep Off the Grass
Winter lawn care is essential to a luscious and gorgeous lawn in warmer weather. During the colder months, your lawn is more sensitive to diseases and even injury. Don’t be tempted to pull out the edge trimmers or mower during the winter. This can damage the blades, root systems, and new growth.
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