When fall comes, many homeowners take somewhat of a break from landscaping and figure they'll re-focus on their yard and gardens when spring arrives. If you're not sure what to do tor your yard after a long summer of watering, mowing, and fertilizing, you can manage to squeeze in just a few more specific landscaping services this fall. With these services, you will have a more beautiful yard come springtime.
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If you own a management company that helps manage communities or you're on the board of your neighborhood's HOA, you're sure to know that keeping that providing upkeep and services is important for all residents who pay HOA fees. One thing that every HOA should have a plan for is snow removal. In most cases, communities who have HOAs also have private streets, so you can't count on the city or municipality to make arrangements to have the streets plowed after a snowfall.
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Hydroseeding is not a completely new concept. It was developed in the 1940s in Connecticut during a highway project by Maurice Mandell. The area where grass needed to grow had slopes, hills, and was hard to reach with regular dry grass seed.
By creating a slurry, or water mixture, and spraying it over the area, it was thought that grass seed could be broadcasted more efficiently and effectively to these hard to sow areas.
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As a property owner, it is your responsibility to take care of your yard's landscaping and to care for the trees on your land, which includes any trees that may be dead and dying. A tree that has become diseased or is dead can be at risk of falling over during a wind storm and damaging property or injuring someone. For this reason, it is essential that you manage your trees and their health and structure.
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Summer storms often bring lightning, hail, and high winds with them — all elements that can lead to major tree damage. Fortunately, most trees can recover if you act promptly.
Remove Damaged Wood
Broken branches up in the tree canopy can be a hazard to those below if the branches were to fall. These branches also pose a hazard to the tree, as breakage can damage neighboring branches or even lead to a splitting trunk.
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