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Get ready before winter comes. Make your lawn ready for winter and keep it from damage when the snow melts and springs comes around. Check La Habra Fence Company latest blog to know more.

Winter is coming and it is time to prepare your lawn for it. Taking proper care of it before the cold hits is essential. There are many things that you can do to make your lawn ready for winter and keep it from damage when the snow melts and springs comes around.

The appeal of grass who is cheapest price per square meter for a neater appearance than his brother, elephant grass "maxi". The leaves are longish short and not fast. Mini elephant grass (Pennisetum purpureum schamach) the rising prestige as a garden decoration. His role not only as a ground cover, but as a sweetener and a carport floor grout barrier with a garden terrace. The leaves are dark green eye soothing. Another trademark, thick-leaved edges somewhat curly. Leaves only 5cm long, although there are regular grass reaches 10cm, with 5cm-8cm long roots. Although it looks a bit "short", but it looks neat. You need not bother to shave every month. To preserve fertility, you simply sprinkle urea and NPK once every two weeks. Let's consider the practical steps to plant about how to grow elephant grass in your garden: - Prepare lawn in shape and small size. Rupture of the grass into smaller sizes, between 3cm-5cm. After that, the grass buried into the ground until all the roots buried. Immerse in a zig-zag grass so lush grass growth later, meetings, and neat. - Gemburkan soil using hoes. Hoe and turn the soil to a depth of about 20cm. After that, smooth surface. - Strengthen "bond" with the grass land. Slowly at the surface of the lawn until the soil attached to the roots. - Flatten the grass and also the position of the soil surface using a surface width of a brick or block of wood. Then, leave the grass for one week until the roots grow. - Sprinkle urea and NPK fertilizer evenly. Perform this process two weeks later. - Flush with water using hype (kettles) are small hollow. Low pressure will avoid ponding water on the soil and turf grass that can lead to decay. via

As the weather starts to cool down and we slowly move into autumn, many homeowners are starting to service their lawn mowers in preparation for putting them away over the long winter ahead.

Is your Landscape well-prepared for winter season?. Dana Pacific Landscape shares easy steps to schedule your Landscape Maintenance for the winter season.