Silverado Landscaping - Farmington MN

Silverado is looking to hire an irrigation laborer! 40+ hours a week and competitive pay. No experience needed, on the job training. Send us a message today!

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It's that time of year...to start scheduling winterization for your Irrigation System. Don't forget to refer your neighbor!! Call to schedule your winterization 651-463-4044.

It that time of year...to start scheduling winterization for your Irrigation System. Please contact us by phone or email to schedule your winterization. Don't forget to refer your neighbor!

Have a happy & safe 4th of July from Silverado Landscaping!

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YOUR LATE SPRING LAWN CARE SERVICE INCLUDES: Application of a Slow-Release Fertilizer and W**d Control.

What’s Happening: There’s really no need for you to do anything after this service. A little spring rain will work the material into the ground over the next few weeks.

LATE SPRING TIPS:

FERTILIZER: At this time of year we use a slower, longer lasting feed for your lawn. The material becomes available with both rainfall and natural, organic soil activity. Today's lawn feeding also includes Potassium, Phosphorous, and other trace elements.

W**D CONTROL: Today we sprayed any of those stubborn weeds that tend to pop up at this time of year. They’ll shrivel up and disappear in a few days!

WATERING: As we begin to dry out over the next couple of months, water will be essential to keeping the lawn green. It is best to water during daytime hours only. Watering during the day does not burn grass - that’s an old wives tale! Grass that is wet overnight is much more likely to develop disease so try to finish watering in time for the top to dry off before nightfall. Also, because of the heavy soil in this area, long deep soakings are best. Plan to soak the lawn for an hour or two every 5 to 7 days if we don't get enough rainfall.

MOWING: Never cut more than 1/3 of the grass blade. Cutting too much blade at one time will turn the lawn yellow. Keep the mower blade sharp. A dull blade “tears” the grass and causes the lawn to look white. We recommend setting the mower blade height no lower than 3 inches, 4 is even better.

Is your lawn in need of some TLC? CALL US!

Who else is tired of winter? Who else wishes they could see green grass?!

Ready for spring? A new design to your outdoor living space? Call us today and we can give you an estimate!

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Is your sprinkler system ready for winter? Or have a fall landscaping project you need help with ASAP? Call Silverado today, and get the job done right and check it off your "To-Do" List!