When creating or maintaining a beautiful lawn, it’s much like our bodies. Three very important things need to work together to have the best opportunity at a thick, beautiful, green lawn. Water – I put water first, because without proper water scheduling, and coverage, nothing else works. Great fertilizer without water will do nothing. Aeration […]
Another Dry Winter – Tough on Lawns!
Who remembers last years Mite issue in lawns? The yard pictured above had mite damage! This is caused by dry winters, and early springs. Mites thrive in hot and dry conditions, so lawns that are on the warmer, and dryer side of your property are more susceptible. These are typically the south facing lawns, especially […]
Snow Mold
FOUND IN MANY COLORADO LAWNS DUE TO THE HEAVY, AND DEEP SNOW PACK THAT STUCK AROUND FOR ABOUT 8 WEEKS THIS WINTER! If you have this in your yard, we can help! Please contact us for information on how we can help with this Fungus problem. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS DISEASE CHECK […]
How To Drain Your Backflow
1. Turn the water off to your sprinkler system. Usually in your basement or crawl space. Shut off valve in the normal operating position (On). Shut off valve in the “Off” position. 2. Go outside and turn all of the ball valves on your Backflow to a 45 degree angle as pictured below. Make sure […]
Do I really need to blow out my sprinklers?
We get this question a lot, and the answer is “Yes!” (Happy Roots sprinkler services only available to our Fertilizer Program and/or Weekly Mowing customers) WE DO NOT OFFER ONE TIME SERVICES If you don’t know how to properly drain your sprinkler system, then you should hire a professional to winterize it for you. You […]
Lawn Tips From Les Cowan
We have just been through one of the driest winters and early springs on record, up until this last week that is. Those of you who started a regular watering schedule early (end of March – Early April) probably have a very nice thick green lawn right now and those who waited awhile to get […]
Water Your Lawn
Here in Thornton, Westminster, and Broomfield we have had a very dry winter. The mountains have recieved huge amounts of snow fall, but we are over 30 inches below our normal snow fall amounts here in the Denver metro area and front range of Colorado. We now find ourselves halfway through our “normally” snowiest month […]
Spring Lawn Tips
1. Aerate – This breaks up compacted soil, reduces thatch, and creates thousands of holes that penetrate into the root zone of your lawn to deliver water and food (fertilizer) directly to the roots where your grass needs it. 2. Fertilize – Fertilize every 2 months and start with a spring application in March or […]