Beaver Lawn Care LLC

Hot day, let’s goooo!

Definitely keeping an eye on the weather this week, pressure for pythium will be VERY high.

Do not - do not - do not - water in the afternoon or evening! Once per day maximum early morning only

Over watering this week could destroy your lawn overnight if pythium sets in 😮

Getting scheduled for Round 1! These pins are a majority of current clientele. As of March 2024 I can currently only accept:
✅ Neighbor of current customer
✅ Goffstown resident
✅ Bedford resident

My promise to all customers has always been when I reach maximum capacity for one person, I will not take any more customers. That time is upon us. I will still accommodate:

🦫 2022 Clients renewing
🦫 2022 SGS Turf clients renewing
🦫 Candidates on the same street as current client
🦫 Client referral in our service area
🦫 Goffstown & Bedford on a case-by-case basis

I put a lot of effort into: Response times, scheduling around weather, and allotting adequate time to do the job right. By limiting the number of clients, I will be able to continue providing a level of service that is above and beyond industry standards.

Thank you!

Sincere words from Justin Santos, friend and colleague of the turf care world. To Justin I say, our work together has only begun!

Residential client announcement

2023 Estimates will be coming soon for SGS Clients!
Text 603-384-0048 or email [email protected] to say hi 😎 and ask any questions

Shoutout to Fully Promoted for doing my apparel this year!

✅ Obsessed with customer service
✅ Many customizable options
✅ Fast turn around
✅ Excellent communication
✅ Locally owned in Bedford

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Dormant Winter Pruning - Get 10% off jobs booked before Thanksgiving!
(New customers only)

Walking or putting a machine on a lawn like this would be a big mistake! At this time turf is still soft and will be hardening off for winter. Weight on the frosty grass will kill the top growth. You could have tire tracks / foot prints for a month or even until spring 😳
See comments for an example

We have openings available for Aeration with Overseeding, and slice seeding! To ensure your new turf is hearty enough to survive winter, seed as soon as possible (and never in spring 😀)

✅ State-of-the-art aerator with adjustable downforce, pulling large cores
✅ Premium locally blended seed designed for New Hampshire
✅ Low input cultivars to lessen watering
✅ Ease compaction, prune roots, break down thatch, bring your lawn back to life this fall!
✅ Bluegrass germinates in just 6 days

This guy is worth a follow. Sorry about the bad news

Nothing significant on the horizon other than the possibility of some thundershowers tomorrow for northern Maine.

I do want to talk about our current drought. The new map is in from NOAA and things do not look good. The long-term outlook also does not look good. We are seeing a large uptick in dry conditions across our region, and across the country for that matter. Many areas already have their yearly summer water restrictions in place, and this is not going to help.
The next "chance" of rain for us, and a good soaking rain at that is not until the 13th, and that is only a less than 5% chance at this point.

"But what about all the rain we got from the thunderstorms and the showers the other night?"
Let's talk about that quickly. I will repeat what I went over last year for the new folks.
Our ground is like a sponge. With regular precipitation, it is moist and regularly absorbs moisture. When you go through long periods between precipitation, it takes more consistent water to finally allow it to absorb again.
Take your kitchen sponge for example. Brand new out of the package it is slightly moist, and you can soak it and wring it out no issue. It saturates quickly and has no trouble absorbing water.
Now take that same sponge and leave it out on the counter for a few days. Put it under the water for a few seconds and take it away. The top portion may be a little wet, but overall, the sponge is still dry, especially in the middle. Now take that sponge and let the water run over it for about a minute. You will notice that the longer the water runs over it, the more it begins to absorb again and before long, the whole sponge is saturated again.
The earth is the same as the sponge. The quick showers, while maybe helping your garden out a little on the immediate surface, are not penetrating and reaching the water table. "But we got an inch and a half of rain the other day". While beneficial to the top layer, most of that quick large amount of water ends up as runoff and eventually ends up in the rivers, lakes, and ocean. We need long, slow rain to allow the soil to absorb it.

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[Beaver LC] Spring Newsletter - https://mailchi.mp/f426e0c6c350/beaver-lc-spring-newsletter

[Beaver LC] Spring Newsletter Nothing says spring like green grass, foliage, and blooming plants. How about the smell of the first mow and planting beds being mulched? It's been too long since we have heard birds sing -- or a mosquito buzzing in your ear!

Attention customers: If you received an invoice from us today, please disregard. Some Emails were sent in error.

For the most updated account/prepay status, send text to 603-384-0042

BLC is the newest holder of the NH Mosquito pesticide license! All customers will receive a quote within the next week. Stay bug free, my friends... 🦟🦟🦟

Today is a good day to Repost this comic 🥶

If you want the quick version, heat and drought in Oregon are causing some grass seed prices to DOUBLE.

Send a message or text 603-384-0048 for estimate this year before prices skyrocket!

Offering Core Aeration, Over Seeding, and Slice Seeding for your existing soil.

Drought in Central Oregon could impact global seed supply – Oregon Seed Association Drought in Central Oregon could impact global seed supply July 27, 2021/in Recent News /by Angie Smith Drought in Jefferson County, Ore., is putting a heavy burden on the area’s farming community, affecting everything from crop production to equipment sales. But the drought is now having wider imp...

Lawn looking stressed? - https://mailchi.mp/4f02818728b3/lawn-looking-stressed

The proof is in the pudding

Things get busy and I don’t post as often as I should! But here is a customer review.

Rating 10 out of 10: Don’t change a thing!
Denis, of Hudson

Name the town

Well I thought about sharing the current recommended watering schedule, but why not just share ALL the most common schedules!

Current and most common: Every other morning 30-45 mins per zone
New seed: 3x per day breakfast lunch and dinner 15 mins
Seeded in drought: 4-6 times a day 10-12 mins
Rolling hills of Scotland: Every morning 1 hour per zone
August heat: Every morning and syringe 8 minutes at 5 PM
Survival: 1 hour per zone once per week
Can’t water: Over-seed in fall

This is a Japanese knotw**d job from last season. The right side of stream was treated, the left was not. Send us a message 👇 for estimate!
Programs start in June, timing is everything!