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11 May

What Is Thatch?

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Thatch is composed of a tightly intermingled layer of stems, leaves and grass roots, which accumulates between the vegetation and the soil. Too much thatch increases the turf’s susceptibility to diseases, reduces its tolerance to drought, cold, and heat; and hinders the movement of air, water, fertilizers, and nutrients into the soil. In severe cases roots of the grass will not grow into the soil but actually take root in the thatch layer making the turf susceptible to drought and heat stress.Thatch will accumulate if the production of dead material exceeds the ability of the microorganisms to break down the material into elemental components. Thatch build-up increases during poor soil aeration and drainage, cold soils, the use of some pesticides, and the excessive use of fast release nitrogen fertilizers especially in a water-soluble form (Controlling Turf grass Pests). Using non-organic or fast release fertilizers inhibit microorganism activity, which helps decompose thatch. When a thatch layer is greater than 3/4 of an inch thick it may need to be physically removed.The best way to quickly repair a thatch problem is by power raking the lawn or physically removing the thatch layer. To prevent major damage power raking must be performed before the lawn greens up. When a severe thatch layer is discovered after the lawn has already greened-up than the thatch should be controlled through an increase of microbial activity and/or a reduction of the growth rate of the turf. The best methods of increasing microbial activity in the soil is by using only organic fertilizers, core aerating, and by adding a microorganism stimulant like Revive.

Thatch Preventative Practice

Mowing – Never cut more than 1/3 of the blade of grass at one time. Mulching does not increase the tendency to build thatch. Change the mowing height to 2.5 inches in the spring and fall and increase the height to 3 inches in the summer.

Fertilizing – Fast release nitrogen applications will result in a decrease in thatch decomposition and an increase in thatch production rates. Always avoid high dosages of synthetic nitrogen sources like ammonium nitrate and urea.

Irrigation – Avoid light and frequent watering. Always irrigate the turf deeply and infrequently. This entices the roots of the grass to grow deep into the soil instead of the thatch layer.

Pesticide – Pesticides negatively affect desirable microorganism and earthworm populations. Pesticides should be avoided unless absolutely necessary.

Power Raking is great a way to remove the dead debris and crust that builds up on a lawn over winter. It is also a gentle way to remove thatch from the lawn without causing the significant damage that dethatching can cause. We recommend power raking in the early spring before new growth has begun. Power raking slices the surface stolons and stimulates new growth, thickening the lawn.

Power Raking in Colorado Springs can be done in the spring or fall. If you are power raking to remove winter debris it is recommended to do it before the lawn starts growing to avoid setting the lawn back during the critical spring time growth. If power raking is being combined with over seeding we recommend doing it early spring to allow the new seedling plenty of time to get established before the summer drought and heat. Late summer/early fall remains the optimum time for any over seeding because you avoid the summer heat and drought and the new seedling do not have to compete with the spring germinating weeds.

Power raking is seen as an easier and more efficient option than dethatching. Because the blades only cut the surface of the grass, it aerates the lawn and helps get rid of dead matter without destroying the healthy grass. Dethatching is a much more extensive process that can tear apart growing grasses and needs to be followed by careful care of the lawn. Power raking targets only the dead grass layer and when done effectively, removes waste without causing damage so that the lawn can heal quickly and no permanent damage is done.

Why Lawn Pros? We continue to strive to be the best we can be. We invest in our people and equipment. We don’t look for short cuts. We continue to look for the best way to service our customers. We use only the best products.

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10 May

Proper Mowing Techniques.

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Proper mowing techniques can dramatically improve a lawn’s appearance and overall health. The recommended mowing height for Colorado’s grass types is 3.5 inches from March-April and the middle of September to October and 3.5 inches or higher from May-September. Often the highest setting on most mower types is 4 inches. Mowing the grass at 4 inches will prevent diseases, help the grass retain water and promote the roots to grow deeper. A lawn should be mowed frequently enough that no more than 33% of the foliage is removed at one time. Lawn mower blades should be sharpened once every five mows. Sharpen the blade at a 45-degree angle for the best results. An easily noticeable sign of a dull blade is when the tips of the grass are ripped turning them white. One final suggestion for properly mowing a lawn is to rotate the direction of the cut every mow. For instance, mow lengthwise one week, width wise the next, and diagonal the following. By following these instructions you will put less stress on your lawn, helping create the lush green lawn that you desire.

Lawn Mowing Colorado Springs Service

Our standard lawn care service includes mowing the entire yard, line trimming (weed eating) around all trees, posts, fencing, etc. We edge all sidewalks, patios and driveways with a blade edger and clean up of all trimmings. We use mulching mowers, as it is much better for the lawn. We offer both weekly and bi-weekly lawn care. However, we recommend our weekly service if you water your lawn, use a fertilization program or wish to thicken and improve the appearance of your lawn.
We will be happy to provide a free estimate the same day you call. We offer Weekly and bi-weekly lawn mowing in Colorado Springs. However, we recommend our Weekly service if you water your lawn, use a fertilization program or wish to thicken and improve the appearance of your lawn.
Benefits:
• Clean, Neat, Well Cut Lawn Free of Debris and Clippings
• Reliable, Same Day Service Every Week Fast Response But Not a Rush Job
• Conscientious – Gates closed and Environmentally Friendly
• We sharpen our mowing blades weekly! Dirty, dull mower blades are bad for your lawn and the appearance of your lawn.
• We switch mowing direction weekly! We mow four different directions per month! We have a system in place to make certain we don’t forget to switch directions and which direction to mow on which weeks!
• We have a $1,000,000 + liability policy to protect you in the event of property damage or injury to an employee working at your property!

*All offers are valid up to 5,000 square feet and include the entire lawn.

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9 May

Should I Mulch or Bag My Grass Clippings?

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The best looking lawns are not only well kept, they are also healthy. Lawn health care is a lot like human health care. Each case is somewhat unique and must be treated on an individual basis, taking the environmental conditions and the health of the lawn into consideration each time you mow.

Take a good look at the condition of the grass before you get the mower ready. This will give you time to decide whether you want to leave the clippings where they fall to provide nutrients or if you want to attach a bag to the mower and get a tidier look to the area.

Why Bag?

If you have neglected the chore of lawn mowing and have to cut back more than a third of the growth, it’s probably best to bag what you cut. Even if you have a mulching blade, you’ll probably get clumps of grass tossed around the yard. This is not only an unsightly outcome, but could lead to a buildup of thatch in certain areas that will give the lawn an uneven appearance.

If the mulcher doesn’t have enough power to cut and shred the height of the grass, the clumps will dry out and turn brown; making you wish you had used a bagger in the first place. The buildup could prevent nutrients from reaching the root system of your grass.

Benefits of Mulching

Mulching lawn mowers are intended to re-cut as you mow, leaving small bits of grass clippings on the lawn. Grass clippings can be made up of 5% nitrogen and 80% moisture, so leaving the cuttings behind is a good idea in times of drought or if the lawn needs a fertilizer, as long as the mulching isn’t adding a buildup of thatch. If your lawn mower is equipped with a mulcher that works efficiently, you won’t even see the clippings that you have left behind.

What’s Best?

Luckily, you can make the choice to mulch or bag each time that you cut the lawn.

In times of high heat or drought, mulch to help retain moisture in the soil to reduce the stress to the grasses planted.
If you have waited too long before mowing, or if an inspection of the lawn area shows a buildup of thatch, bag the clippings.

Key Takeaways:

Mulching is an environmentally friendly way to add natural fertilizer to the lawn, but if it’s not done correctly it could cause a buildup of thatch that will do more harm than good.

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If you’re interested in some help regarding your lawn care, be sure to contact us today!

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Lawn Mowing Colorado Springs Service

We will be happy to provide a free estimate the same day you call. We offer Weekly and bi-weekly lawn mowing in Colorado Springs. However, we recommend our Weekly service if you water your lawn, use a fertilization program or wish to thicken and improve the appearance of your lawn.

Benefits:
• Clean, Neat, Well Cut Lawn Free of Debris and Clippings
• Reliable, Same Day Service Every Week Fast Response But Not a Rush Job
• Conscientious – Gates closed and Environmentally Friendly
• We sharpen our mowing blades weekly! Dirty, dull mower blades are bad for your lawn and the appearance of your lawn.
• We switch mowing direction weekly! We mow four different directions per month! We have a system in place to make certain we don’t forget to switch directions and which direction to mow on which weeks!
• We have a $1,000,000 + liability policy to protect you in the event of property damage or injury to an employee working at your property!

*All offers are valid up to 5,000 square feet and include the entire lawn.
Lawn Pros
719-963-6267
3335 Landmark lane Colorado Springs CO 80910

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31 Mar

Application of Soil Conditioner/Overseeding and Fertilizer.

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The perfect time to fertilize and overseed your lawn is immediately during or after your aeration service. This enables vital nutrients to get to the root zone quickly which results in a THICK, PLUSH lawn that all of your neighbors will envy. We use an excellent commercial grade golf course blend Colorado grass seed as well as a Liquid Organic to Slow Release Granular that gives grass the nutrients it needs while being 100% safe for kids and pets.

Why fertilize your lawn?
To keep your lawn green, growing and looking at its best, a consistent program of fertilization is essential. Regular Fertilization will lead to thicker healthier lawn that reduces erosion, filter pollutants,provides natural cooling and cleans the air. Plus your lawn will be less likely to suffer from weed, insect and disease problems when it’s fertilized on a regular basis. And perhaps best of all your lawn will need less water when it gets the nutrients it needs throughout the year.
What’s in fertilizer, anyway?
Fertilizer contains three primary (and many secondary) nutrients: nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Nitrogen promotes strong color and top growth, phosphorus stimulates root development, and potassium helps with disease resistance and water retention. For the best results, your lawn should be given these nutrients in evenly spaced treatments throughout the year.
How do lawns use fertilizer?
After fertilizer becomes mixed with the moisture in the soil, its’ absorbed by the plants through hair-like feeder roots. Once inside the plant, nutrients are distributed to the areas where they’re needed and can go to work building new roots, promoting fuller leaf growth, warding off diseases and helping the grass hold water throughout the seasons. Based on our local history, we know the best fertilizer for your particular needs, and we can apply it in the right amount at the right times of year to ensure beautiful, healthy growth. Call us today for more information on our fertilization program, or to schedule your lawn for this very important service.

Why overseeding?
Overseeding is a great way to thicken up a thin lawn or add a hardier, more drought-resistant grass variety to your property. Good seed-to-soil contact is essential for seeding success, and the new grass seed will have an easier time growing in the holes left behind by aeration. Keep in mind that if your lawn has been seeded, the soil should be kept moist with light, frequent sprinkling until the new grass is well established.

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31 Mar

Soil Conditioner And Overseeding.

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22 Mar

Watering Your Lawn Colorado Springs

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Watering
Many factors influence lawn water requirements, and no two lawns are exactly alike. A healthy, high-quality bluegrass or ryegrass lawn may need up to 2.25 inches of water per week under hot, dry, windy summer conditions. It may require much less when the weather is cool or cloudy. Turf-type tall fescue may perform well with less water than a bluegrass lawn, if it can grow a deep root system. In many cases, however, tall fescue requires as much water as bluegrass to look good. Buffalograss and blue grama lawns can remain green for weeks without watering, even during the hottest summer weather.

Shady lawns and areas protected from the wind require less water over the growing season than more exposed turf. However, the roots of mature trees and shrubs also need water. You may have to water more in mature landscapes where the roots of many plants compete for water. Healthy turf, encouraged by proper mowing, fertilizing and cultivation, uses water more efficiently.

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17 Mar

Weed Control Colorado Springs

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Are weeds or crabgrass taking over your lawn? No need to panic, we’re only a phone call away! Weeds are simply plants that are out-of-place, crabgrass is the most common of these. There are two important factors in determining what method to use in managing weeds, and we are the weed killer experts in this area. First, in order to kill weeds you must first identify the type of weed. The most common weeds are annual blue grass and crabgrass. The life cycle of the weed is the second factor. Annuals have a one-year life cycle, biennials have a two-year life cycle, and perennials live longer than two years. Perennials are the most difficult to eradicate, but it is no problem for the weed killers at Lawn Pros.

Even the most beautiful lawn is likely to have weeds appear at some point. Keeping a lawn “weed-free” takes more than just having a couple of herbicide treatments each year. Nature finds ways to make sure something starts growing in any lawn that has become too thin. Bare patches of soil quickly fill up with broadleaf and grassy weeds of all sorts. That’s why a healthy, thick stand of grass is the very best weed prevention there is. Below are a few facts you should know in winning your war with lawn weeds.

All about weeds. The two basic kinds of weeds in most lawns are broadleaf and grasses. Dandelions and clover are broadleaf weeds, while crabgrass is a grassy type. There are also perennial and annual weeds with very different life cycles. Summer weeds have a thick, waxy coating that makes them the toughest to control. We have specialized approaches for controlling the various types of weeds common to lawns.

Mow high. Longer grass cuts off the light and warmth weeds need.

Water. Whenever weed control is applied, the results are much better when the weeds are actively growing. So, water if necessary at treatment time.

Regular fertilization is the best way to produce a healthy, thick stand of grass that can fight off invading weeds. Working together, we can keep your lawn beautiful and healthy while keeping most of the weeds out, too. Please give us a call with any questions you may have about weeds or any other lawn concerns.

Weed Killer
Weeds can become a major problem in your lawn if they are not controlled in a timely manner. Selecting the correct weed killer can be problems to some, so in order to be sure that you have selected the appropriate weed killer for the identified weeds, contact us. We will save you the unnecessary time of researching the weed and searching for the proper weed killer solutions. It is important to choose the right product and use it correctly. Our fully trained technicians are highly knowledgeable in identifying different types of weeds, and own all the necessary equipment used for killing weeds.
Crabgrass
Of course you can go out and buy chemical weed killers from a convenience store, but they are only sufficient to a certain extent. Sometimes weed killer can be harmful to the lawn if used incorrectly. Also, some weeds such as crabgrass require more than just chemical weed killers to help eliminate them. Crabgrass is a common lawn weed that grows all season. From spring to fall, eradicating crabgrass requires various steps to take to help prevent crabgrass from reappearing.

The most effective method of controlling lawn weeds is to maintain a dense and dynamically growing lawn. Weeds are often an indication of problems in the grass plant environment, and killing the weeds without correcting the underlying issue will only result in the weeds reappearing. With our special equipment we are able to prevent undesirable weeds from reappearing each year.

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15 Mar

Aeration Crew

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Aeration Crew heading out to make yards look beautiful .This is the perfect time to aerate your lawn as we are having some warm days and the grass is coming out of its dormant stage.Hopefully we can get your lawn aerated and then we have a couple of those warm, wet, Spring snowstorms to really penetrate your turf. If that happens, you will see a real JUMP-START to your lawn this Spring. RIGHT NOW IS THE PERFECT TIME.

2 Mar

Timing is everything when it comes to fertilizers .

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When applying weed killers and fertilizers, you must take into account such variables as geographic location, grass type, weed type and soil conditions. But here are a few general guidelines:

The best defense against weeds is a thick, healthy lawn (illustration below) that doesn’t provide weed seeds adequate sunlight or open space to germinate.
Attack weeds in the early spring and summer before they have a chance to develop deep root systems, go to seed or reproduce.
Different weeds need to be dealt with using different chemicals and methods. It’s best to eradicate grassy weeds like crabgrass with per-emergent weed killers, which destroy germinating plants just as they sprout. Broad leaf weeds need to be attacked while they’re young and actively growing; spraying the leaves of individual plants or patches of plants is most effective. Dandelion killers work by literally growing the plant to death.
Fertilize in early spring to jump-start root development. Fall feedings help repair summer damage and spur the root growth that goes on for several weeks even after the top growth stops; this helps grass survive the winter. Light feedings in between help maintain healthy growth.
Read the package. Some chemicals work only in the presence of moisture; other chemicals are rendered useless by water. Heed the safety warnings too.
The best resource for identifying and troubleshooting weeds is a nursery or garden center familiar with local conditions.

Get After Weeds Early—A Thick Lawn Will Crowd Out Most Weeds Later A healthy lawn that’s full and hard to penetrate is your best defense against weeds. Preemergent herbicides knockout crabgrass and other grassy weeds before they have a chance to get established. Broad leaf weeds should be eradicated while plants are young by spraying herbicides directly on the leaves.A sick, spotty lawn leaves lots of open space for weeds to take root and grow.

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2 Mar

Core Lawn Aeration Colorado Springs

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Do you often take a look at your lawn and wish it was thicker, greener or less patchy? If so, you could be suffering from soil compaction and poor grass aeration. Luckily, these symptoms are easy to solve by making aerating your turf part of your regular lawn care routine. Lawn Pros offers deep core lawn aeration Colorado Springs service for residential properties using the best lawn aeration equipment and techniques you can find.

Why lawn aeration?

Lawn aeration service is vital for all lawns and helps to increase the overall health of your lawn. The benefits of lawn aeration includes increased water retention, air penetration and the reduction of soil compaction. Lawn aeration also helps to remove the buildup of thatch which is dead organic matter. Thatch is thought to feed insects and also promotes weed growth.

Poor lawn drainage:

Soil compaction often manifests itself by the pooling or puddling of water on the turfs surface or by runoff into the surrounding beds or paths. Compacted soil has had the air and moisture squeezed out from between the grains of the soil leaving fewer and smaller passages for the rain to soak into the turf. This water then collects on the surface and runs off into the surrounding garden, but leaves the grass with only a wet surface layer and very little seepage into the deeper soil where the roots can access it an nourish the grass.

This puddling and runoff from compacted soil can lead to shallow root structures and rapid drying and dehydration. The suction effect of the evaporating water between the grains of the soil also compacts it further compounding the effect for the next rainfall or watering.

You can identify poor drainage by comparing your lawn to others in the area. If yours seems to be thinner, less green and dries out more quickly you may well have an issue with water retention in the soil that can be solved by lawn aeration.

How often should I aerate my lawn?
Lawn aeration service should be completed atleast two to three times per year to achieve the best results. We recommend early spring lawn aeration and fall. Lawn aeration may also be performed in the early summer months for greater water penetration resulting in a thicker and healthier lawn before the heat.

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Thatch Preventative Practice

Mowing – Never cut more than 1/3 of the blade of grass at one time. Mulching does not increase the tendency to build thatch. Change the mowing height to 2.5 inches in the spring and fall and increase the height to 3 inches in the summer.

Fertilizing – Fast release nitrogen applications will result in a decrease in thatch decomposition and an increase in thatch production rates. Always avoid high dosages of synthetic nitrogen sources like ammonium nitrate and urea.

Irrigation – Avoid light and frequent watering. Always irrigate the turf deeply and infrequently. This entices the roots of the grass to grow deep into the soil instead of the thatch layer.

Pesticide – Pesticides negatively affect desirable microorganism and earthworm populations. Pesticides should be avoided unless absolutely necessary.

Why Lawn Pros? We continue to strive to be the best we can be. We invest in our people and equipment. We don’t look for short cuts. We continue to look for the best way to service our customers. We use only the best products.

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