Fall Cleanup

Fall Clean Up

Fall Cleanup service in canada

As the leaves begin to turn and the days cool, it’s time to wind your house down for the winter. For those of you living in warmer climates, autumn does not necessarily deliver a giant to-do list.

The best time to get ready for spring is in the fall. Prepare for a long winter with a thorough fall clean up from our lawn and landscaping crew. We will clear out leaves and debris, wrap trees, cut the grass, trim plants, and anything else your lawn, garden, and property needs.

Garden

You may be weary of gardening by early fall, but it is a great season to plant perennials, like peonies, columbine or hydrangea. Fall is also a good time to plant trees and shrubs and reseed your lawn.
Be sure to give new plants plenty of water before they go dormant, and by spring you may get a first bloom,
depending on the variety.
Plant bulbs such as tulips,
daffodils and hyacinth anytime before the ground freezes.
Those hours spent digging little holes and burying bulbs will be well worth.
Also, your sore knees when they bloom in all their glory in early spring.

Raking leaves

If fall could be summed up in a word, it would be “leaves.” Once the leaves start falling, the season of raking begins. Aside from annoying your neighbors, a thick bed of leaves atop your grass could smother your lawn and lead to mold growth.
But do you need to scorch the earth clean of any remnants of leaves? No.
A light layer of leaves under your shrubs and trees will provide a natural mulch, protecting the roots over the winter and providing refuge for insects and wildlife.
If you plan to rake and bag the rest, enlist the kids to help, luring them with a chance to jump on the pile when they’re done.
But there are alternatives to raking. Researchers at Michigan State University have found that mowing over the leaves once a week breaks them down, provides nutrients and does the job. Some communities now encourage mowing rather than bagging leaves.