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The Right Stuff: The Best Seed Types for Vancouver Lawn Care

Monday, 13 May 2013 16:40

Finally, spring has sprung! And that means it's time to decide whether your lawn needs reseeding or the addition of new sod. You likely already know from our past articles that varieties of cool climate grasses are most suited for properties in Vancouver, due to our relatively cool climate and the moist salt air of the Pacific region. But what are cool grasses, and just how does one care for such varieties?

 

Our Vancouver Lawn Care Experts Answer Your Top Mowing Questions

Monday, 13 May 2013 16:36

Mowing your lawn does more than make it look good. Cutting off the points of grass encourages the plant to branch out and start new shoots, which results in a thicker, lusher lawn. But cutting your lawn too short, too often, or with a dull mower blade can stress and weaken your lawn, making it vulnerable to weeds, drought, pests, or disease.

 

The Many Benefits of Top Dressing

Tuesday, 02 April 2013 13:45

Top dressing your lawn is an important, but an often overlooked aspect of lawn care. If you are neglecting this vital act, you could end up sacrificing a lush, green lawn this year. But what is top dressing? And what are the payoffs to your lawn care in Vancouver? Look no further than this article to answer all of your burning questions!

   

5 Ways To Ruin Your Lawn And How Our Vancouver Lawn Services Can Fix It

Tuesday, 02 April 2013 13:40

Come spring, everyone goes on a zealous quest for a lush, green lawn. And it's hard work. However, the wrong application of the wrong product at the wrong time can send you searching out the nearest Vancouver lawn service to set things right. Here are 5 common errors and how Nutri-Lawn Vancouver can fix them.

 

The Time is Now for Planning a Beautiful Lawn

Tuesday, 02 April 2013 13:08

Groundhog Day has come and gone once again. If you're prone to excitement over the idea of a weather-predicting rodent or think that the notion of a prognosticating groundhog is nothing but hogwash, at least it provides a bit of fun as we wait for the warmth of spring to arrive.

And arrive it will--at 4:02 AM PST on March 20th, 2013 to be exact. Whether you believe Ontario's Wiarton Willie or think that Nova Scotia's Shubenacadie Sam is the better climatologist, now is the time to plan for a healthy lawn and to book any Vancouver lawn care services you may need.

   

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