Fall Fertilization is the Key to a Good Spring Start

Spray TechThe growth of your landscape is way ahead of the actual season. Like athletes building up for an important contest, your lawn and landscape plants will be preparing all through the winter for their burst of growth next spring.

In the fall, the turf, plants, and trees are as hungry as bears before hibernation. They are capable of consuming a tremendous amount of food in the fall. In many cases, food use is higher during this time of year than through any other period of the season. As the days get shorter and the nights get cooler, plants begin a complex process of growth and preparation which continues (mainly out of sight in the root system) throughout most of the winter months. This natural process occurs every fall on its own and without any outside help, but its effects and benefits are greatly improved with correct and timely fall fertilization.

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Plant Material in the Heat of Summer

oak groveWe are in the middle of the heat and humidity of the summertime and we have several weeks until the temperatures are cooler. While we can duck in doors and enjoy the comforts of air conditioning and a tall glass of lemonade, unfortunately our landscapes cannot. With plant material out in the heat, the logical idea is to give the plant material more water, so the landscape doesn’t dry out. You will find that a great deal of plant material will still dry out when watered daily. How does this happen and how can you control this from happening?

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Where are Your Clippings Chuting???

JoseHave you ever driven by someone mowing the grass and you have to drive into a cloud of grass clipping, dirt, and/or possible hard debris? This situation could cause damage your vehicle, crack a window or be detrimental to a person riding a motorcycle.

BEFORE you start to mow your turf, you will need to decide what you want to do with your grass clippings, which you have two options;
  1. bag the clippings with a bagger/catcher
  2. leave the grass clippings on the lawn to aid in lawn health.

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Relationships... The Roots of our Business

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  • Oak Grove Island

    Commercial Client - Maintenance

    "OGI loves Coastal Greenery. Our community is so beautiful becasue of your staff. Thank you for all you do for us every day."

    Donna Buis, Oak Grove Island Homeowner

  • Professional Center

    Commercial Client - Maintenance

    "I wanted to congratulate you on the recent award that Coastal Greenrey received. I imagine that it is difficult to keep the excellent safety record that you have. That's great that your training of your team resulted in the award! A job well done!"

    Ashley Hornbuckle, St. Simons Bank & Trust

  • Preserve at Godley Station

    HOA - Maintenance

    "The turf has not looked this good in a long time."

    Corporate Supervisors, Preserve at Godley Station

  • Boys & Girls Club

    Commercial Client - Maintenance

    "The Boys & Girls Club, more specifically the Elizabeth Correll Teen Center, take pride in the quality of programming and cleanliness of our facilities and properties. Our kids and teens deserve the best and that’s exactly what we receive from Coastal Greenery; the best. As one enters the Teen Center property, anyone can see the pride and commitment to providing a well-manicured, neat environment conducive to a positive place for pro-social activities and learning."

    Brian Dolan, Executive Director

  • Association Management

    Property Management - Maintenance

    "As the Associations Manager, I appreciate Coastal Greenery's prompt response to the needs of the community and the professional manner in which their personnel relate to the residents."

    Mary Bryan Fields, Property Manager

  • Limeburn Village

    HOA - Maintenance

    "I want to praise the quality work and friendly relationships that the maintenance crew displays every week."

    Mary Homeowner, Limeburn Village

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