Santiago Lawn Services

04/01/2015

Can you imagine your recipe being featured in a cookbook? Or representing your home state at a Kids’ “State Dinner” at the White House this summer?

03/08/2015

03/08/2015

If you didn't move your clocks ahead last night, now's the time to "spring forward" — and also the perfect time to check your smoke and CO detectors.
Spring forward 2015 time change is here: Daylight savings time begins Today, March 8!!!

03/08/2015

CHAMPIONS! Tigers win second straight CHA Championship; advance to NCAA's for first time in Division I

09/11/2013

Shopping to day for some Guns!

Jackson Guns and Ammo 1550 E. Henrietta Road Rochester, NY 14623 Phone: 585-314-2991

05/16/2013

Call for our $39.95 special!
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04/17/2013

Get a FREE mow now.
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We are having an open house very soon. We will invite our customers and fans.

For the best Landscaping in the area of Rochester Lawn Mowing, Snow Plowing, TreeTrimming, Dehatching Service and Much More. We also make Patios, Driveways, ...

04/16/2013

www.sanlawncare.com Coming soon!
- Welcoming new customers for this season
- Bed Edging, Shrub Trimming, and Mulch Installation
- Lawn Mowing
Specials for all

04/13/2013

Offer: To New and Existing Customers. 2 FREE LAWN CUTS. With contract signed by May 1st 2013!!!!

04/13/2013

The BENEFITS OF CORE AERATION FOR YOUR LAWN IN ROCHESTER NY, By Santiago Montesino

Excess thatch build-up and compacted soils are two major influences on the health and growth of your lawn. Core aeration can help reduce thatch and relieve compaction to provide a greener and healthier lawn.
Thatch is the intermingled layer of roots, stems and other natural material that builds up at the soil surface. Some thatch (1/2 inch or less) is desirable as it will act as a cushion and help protect the lawn from temperature extremes. When thatch exceeds 1/2 inch, it will reduce lawn vigor and increase insect and disease problems.
Core aeration offers many benefits for your lawn, and has proven to be one of the most essential processes in maintaining a healthy, thick lawn. The process opens up the lawn by removing small plugs of soil and thatch, allowing more air, water and nutrients to reach the root zone, leading to better plant growth. The microorganisms in the plugs that remain on the surface will dissolve back into the thatch layer to help it breakdown, naturally. The process also reduces compaction.