PWJ Landscape & Maintenance LLC
ATLANTA GA
Frequently Asked Questions
Discover our top-notch lawn care services designed to keep your outdoor space vibrant and healthy all year round. From lawn mowing to fertilization, we've got you covered.
Should You Use Winter Lawn Fertilizer And When (Not)To Use It
Caring for your lawn doesn’t end with the last fall mow. There are other things you should do to keep it healthy. One of them is fertilizing. Yes, winter lawns need food, too. They may not grow very fast, but they are alive. The key is choosing the right product and feeding the grass at the right time.
One way to winterize your lawn is to give it enough food before the ground freezes. It will help it deal with freezing temperatures much easier. But you shouldn’t do it in the midst of winter! Do it in late fall or in the beginning of winter, before the first frost.
Yet, you shouldn’t use just any old fertilizer. High-nitrogen and potassium lawn food is the way to go. Let us keep your lawn Beautiful.
​Should You Cut Grass In Winter?
This is the question.
If you live in cold climates, your lawn will go dormant in winter. That means it will stop growing, so you shouldn’t mow it during this period. Get back to mowing once your grasses resume their growth.
Yet, if you have warm-season grass and live in southern zones, you may continue mowing it. Of course, you should do it less frequently. Keep them at a height of 3.5-4 inches, and all should be fine. Consequences Of Mowing Too Short In Winter!
What you should never do to your lawn in November or before winter is mow it too short. There are dire consequences to this practice!
It will expose the roots to the cold and weaken the grass. Longer blades have a better chance of insulating the roots. Let us keep your lawn Beautiful.
Can you kill weeds in autumn? Experts reveal that completing this task now could keep your garden weed-free next year
Prepare your lawn for the changing seasons with our thorough cleanup services. From leaf removal to debris clearing, we'll ensure your outdoor space is ready to thrive no matter the weather.
During the spring and summer months, killing weeds is almost like a full-time job. Most people spend their weekends trying to keep weeds out of flower beds and finding animal and plant-friendly ways to get rid of weeds naturally. But, sadly, weeds don’t just disappear as soon as summer does, and weeds can run wild in autumn - potentially damaging next year’s garden in the process.