Greenline Lawn Care

06/01/2017

Excess fertilizer could seriously dehydrate grass, something known as “burning” the lawn. And even if a lawn escapes this fate, the excess fertilizer could make the grass grow faster than normal, ­potentially leading to scalping of the la­wn when it is mowed, as discussed earlier.

What to do: The amount of fertilizer recommended on the packaging is the maximum amount that’s safe to use. Spend a little extra for a “time-release,” or “slow-release,” fertilizer that supplies nutrients to the lawn slowly over a period of weeks, not all at once.

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05/01/2017

The 8 worst things you can do to your lawn! Part 1 #1 Skipping a weekly mowing.

This seems harmless but can cause lasting damage. Extended gaps between mowings allow lawns to grow tall and shaggy rather than thick and dense. If done repeatedly, fewer blades of grass will grow because tall grass will block out the sun. When that tall grass finally is mowed, the gaps between the blades will be large enough for weeds to take hold.

What to do: Mow at least once a week. Even a 10-day gap between mowings is too long. If a gap of more than a week does occur, adjust your mower’s blade height to avoid clipping off more than one-third of the grass height in the next mowing, then mow again a few days later to bring the lawn down to the preferred height.

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03/29/2017

11/13/2016

Some of Greenline lawncare work before and after pictures...

09/20/2016

Some of my work at homes in the area

09/20/2016

Greenline Lawn care offers state of the art technology, eco-friendly products and equiptment. Competitive prices and excellent customer service. We take great pride in our attention to health and safety, staying up to date with regular training in lawn maintenanace. Give us a call. Our prices start at $40.