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We are looking forward to another great season.
We love to see lush, beautiful lawns, so allow us to
share some interesting information and a few helpful
hints.
We love to see lush, beautiful lawns, so allow us to
share some interesting information and a few helpful
hints.
Welcome -
As always, it is our mission to provide you with the best service
possible. We hope that you enjoy the articles in this newsletter
and find our advice practical and helpful.
As always, it is our mission to provide you with the best service
possible. We hope that you enjoy the articles in this newsletter
and find our advice practical and helpful.
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The Spring application
This application is a heavy, but balanced
fertilization for continuous feeding throughout the
growing season. It also includes pre-emergent
control for crabgrass and other annual weed
grasses, plus broadleaf weed control. This
application provides nitrogen for a quick
"green up" and potassium to stimulate vigorous
root growth.
Do not bag grass clippings. Keep children and pets
off of lawn for a few hours after the application is
applied.
Thanks for visiting our website! Please call us with your questions or comments Refer a Friend Program We would be happy to extend our services to your friends and neighbors. For every new customer you refer, you will receive a $20 discount on your next service. Thank You, Mountaineer Lawn Care Also visit our Newsletter Archive |
| Spring Application 2010 |
| More tips to improve your lawn |
| What we're working on now.... |
What is snow mold?
Snow mold is a fungal disease that develops in your lawn. Patchy areas of your lawn may
look matted with a gray, pink, white color this spring. This is because we’ve experienced an
abundance of snow that remained on the ground for an extended
period of time. During this time, grass under the ground
remained cool and wet, allowing the mold to develop. The patches may even grow as long as
the ground remains wet this spring.
Snow mold is not a serious issue and is typical in this area with extended periods of snow
cover. The area of your grass that is infected with snow mold will simply take a little longer to
green up than the rest of your lawn. To help alleviate the problem, you may gently rake the
area to help the grass dry out and prevent it from spreading to other areas. If you are still
concerned about the lack of growth in a particular patch of grass, feel free to call us for a free
service call so that we may investigate the problem and determine additional treatment
options.
To help prevent snow mold in the future, spread out large piles of snow to encourage rapid
melting.
Snow mold is a fungal disease that develops in your lawn. Patchy areas of your lawn may
look matted with a gray, pink, white color this spring. This is because we’ve experienced an
abundance of snow that remained on the ground for an extended
period of time. During this time, grass under the ground
remained cool and wet, allowing the mold to develop. The patches may even grow as long as
the ground remains wet this spring.
Snow mold is not a serious issue and is typical in this area with extended periods of snow
cover. The area of your grass that is infected with snow mold will simply take a little longer to
green up than the rest of your lawn. To help alleviate the problem, you may gently rake the
area to help the grass dry out and prevent it from spreading to other areas. If you are still
concerned about the lack of growth in a particular patch of grass, feel free to call us for a free
service call so that we may investigate the problem and determine additional treatment
options.
To help prevent snow mold in the future, spread out large piles of snow to encourage rapid
melting.
Welcome -
As always, it is our mission to provide you with the best service
possible. We hope that you enjoy the articles in this newsletter
and find our advice practical and helpful.
As always, it is our mission to provide you with the best service
possible. We hope that you enjoy the articles in this newsletter
and find our advice practical and helpful.
| Thank you for a great service year! Thanks for continuing your business with us - we greatly appreciate you! We've had a difficult winter with a lot of snow but we're looking forward to the sunshine! |
Still scheduling lime applications! If you've received a notice in the mail concerning your lawn acidity, be aware! You're lawn could greatly benefit from having an application of lime to help the naturally acidic soil conditions we experience in West Virginia. Call our office to sign up to have this additional service to keep your lawn looking lush! 304-983-2702 |
| A special thank you! Mountaineer Lawn Care is pleased to announce that we have completed our 30th year of service!! Thank you to all our dedicated customers and to our new customers as well. We couldn't do it without you! It has been a pleasure to serve everyone in the North central West Virginia and sourthern Pennsylvania areas. Here's to another 30! |
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| ATTENTION ATTENTION! Do you live in Morgantown or Fairmont?! Did you know that you can receive additional services? In addition to treating with weed control and fertilizer, we can provide the following: Tree and Shrub care Pruning and Trimming of shrubs and bushes Mulching Mowing, edging, and weedeating If you are interested in learning more about these services visit our website. Call our office today for a free estimate 304-983-2702 We will also be applying the lime application during the early spring months as well as aeration and overseed. Call today to schedule these additional services! |