NEW Program!--Anit-Desiccant Spray --a one-time spray (typically applied in mid to late November.)
Evergreen trees and shrubs can be seriously damaged or killed by dry and cold winter winds. Unprotected plants lose essential moisture in their leaves or needles when exposed to severe winter weather. This loss of moisture causes browning or leaf drop, often leaving the exposed part of the plant stunted, disfigured or dead. There is a solution to this common winter problem...: ANTI-DESICCANT SPRAYS!
Anti-desiccant sprays applied in the fall coat the foilage of your plants with a thin layer of an organic "sealant" to help the plants resist the drying power of winter winds and conserve the moisture vital to their good health.
Properly applied, a winter protection spray will safeguard your valuable plants through the cold months. It will gradually break down as warm weather approaches and your trees and shrubs begin their spring growth.
To safeguard your landscape, consider ordering a professional application of anti-desiccant for all your evergreen trees and shrubs.
- Spraying limited to 20ft in height.
Call Ron-Kare Landscape at: 586-296-8060 or email us at: Ron@Ron-Kare.com
Flea & Tick Program
Fleas and ticks: you literally wouldn't wish them on a dog. Yet environmental conditions, proximity to woods and open fields, and wildlife and pets (your neighbor's) near your home can lead to an infestation of these pesky and potentially harmful critters.
The good news is that our professional treatment programs will help rid your lawn of fleas and ticks.
Ron-Kare address the concerns for the pet owner with this unique program that applies an insecticide to your lawn areas, specifically targeting fleas & ticks. If your pet is experiencing, or has had problems with fleas & ticks in the past, this program will give you and your pet peace of mind while playing outside. One application, properly timed, is all that is needed for a complete year of protection.
Call Ron-Kare Landscape at: 586-296-8060 or email us at: Ron@Ron-Kare.com
Aeration
Power core aeration is one of the most important cultural practices available for your lawn. Aeration helps control thatch, improves the soil structure, helps create growth pockets for new roots, and opens the way for water and fertilizer to reach the root zone of your lawn.
Annual aeration is advised for all lawns on heavy clay soils, those with a thatch buildup, and any lawn that needs to be "thickened up." Fall is the best time of the year to do it.
How Aeration Works: Aeration removes thousands of small cores of soil 1 to 3" in length from your lawn. These cores "melt" back into the lawn after a few rainfalls, mixing with whatever thatch exists on your lawn. The holes created by aeration catch fertilizer and water. Turf roots naturally grow toward these growth pockets and thicken in the process. Aeration holes also relieve pressure from compacted soils, letting oxygen and water move more freely into the root zone.
Regular aeration can help avoid costly lawn renovation: Thatch on your lawn works like a thatched roof. This layer of roots, stems and other plant parts sheds water and prevents fertilizers and insect controls from moving freely into the soil. Thatch that is too heavy can make major lawn renovation necessary. Regular aeration helps thatch break down naturally by mixing the soil cores into the thatch and speeding up decomposition. Performed once per year, aeration significantly reduces thatch and improves turf growth.
Call Ron-Kare Landscape at: 586-296-8060 or email us at: Ron@Ron-Kare.com
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