Why Should You Mow Your Lawn Regularly?

Mowing your lawn regularly is crucial for promoting healthy grass growth. Cutting the grass to the optimal height encourages denser growth while preventing weeds from taking over. It also promotes stronger root systems, as shorter grass can absorb sunlight more effectively and withstand drought conditions.

Absolute Lawn Care Service’s Lawn Care Services

Absolute Lawn Care Service does it all when it comes to residential lawn care.

Our services include:

• Mowing grass
• Trees and shrubs care
• Fertilizing
• Controlling weeds
• Aerating

• Removing leaves
• Mulching
• Dethatching
• ... and more!

What Is the Difference Between Spring and Fall Lawn Fertilizer?

Spring and fall lawn fertilizers serve distinct purposes due to the variations in grass growth cycles. In spring, fertilizers are typically high in nitrogen to promote lush, green growth as your lawn awakens from winter dormancy. This encourages quicker, healthier recovery and helps combat weeds.

Conversely, fall fertilizers usually have higher potassium levels, strengthening root systems and preparing your lawn for winter. Applying the right fertilizer at the appropriate time will yield the best results for your lawn.

When Should You Aerate Your Lawn?

If you want to aerate your lawn yearly, the best time is during the growing season, typically in the spring or early fall. Spring aeration allows your grass to recover quickly as the weather warms. However, if you live in a cooler climate, early fall is ideal since the soil retains warmth while allowing the grass to grow robustly before winter.

We usually aim for aerating when your grass is actively growing, and ensure the ground is moist but not soggy for optimal results. This annual practice helps alleviate soil compaction and enhances nutrient absorption, promoting a lush green lawn.

What Are the Benefits of Mulching Your Lawn?

Once you’ve mowed your lawn, mulching the grass clippings back into the yard has many benefits:

• Adds natural nutrients back into the soil
• Improves moisture retention, reducing your watering needs
• Minimizes weed growth by creating a barrier between sunlight and the soil
• Reduces the need for chemical fertilizers, making it an eco-friendly choice
• Helps keep the soil temperatures consistent, promoting healthy root growth

This simple yet effective practice can save you time, money, and effort while promoting a greener and healthier lawn.