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MARCH EVENTS:
Ornamental Bed Weed
Lawn Care Application #1
Tree and Shrub Application #1
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SPRING SPECIAL
$25.00 OFF EACH ORNAMENTAL BED WEED APPLICATION
WHEN YOU SIGN UP FOR TWO
In the upcoming months, Virginia Green will be completing Ornamental Bed Weed Controlapplications. In this program a granular application of pre-emerge herbicide, along with a spraying of a non-selective post-emergent herbicide is done to treat weeds that are present, and to keep new weeds from appearing.
Save yourself some valuable time and give your back a break at the same time.
Call our office today for more information, and to sign up for this money saving offer at (804)285-6200 or (757) 258-1788.
MULCHING TIME IS COMING SOON
Along with any spring planting and weeding that you do, Virginia Green Lawn Care suggests applying new mulch to your bedded areas each spring. Any old mulch should be removed prior to adding new much for best results. Then apply a 3 to 4 inch layer throughout the bed, without applying too much around the base of the plants and shrubs. Mulch should be 2 to 3 inches away from the collar of the plant.
Dyed mulch will retain its color longer than a natural mulch, and pine bark has a tendency to float, and may be moved by extensive rain. Double shredded hardwood mulch that is treated will work very nicely for this project. For more information regarding applying mulch, or other lawn care issues please feel free to contact our office.
SNOW IS GONE- LAWNS ARE CLEAR AGAIN
All of that old piled up snow is finally clear, and the green grass is finally reappearing. Now is the time to enjoy the nice weather and to remove any leaves and debris that had been trapped under the snow. The heavier snow that we had in the last month served to break off many smaller dead branches from the trees that should now be removed from the lawn. Also, if you had any remaining leaves remaining on the lawn prior to the snowfall, please get those up now as well. Your efforts now will show in the health of your turf as the spring progresses.
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