Clear Waters, Wisconsin (WEAU) - There is little doubt that spring has sprung and snow is melting.
It is the time of rebirth and green growth, but most importantly, your lawn will need a good cleaning.
"As the snow melts, you begin to see what you saw last fall, then you know the grass is not active, beds are dormant," said Ben Polzin, COO of Retail Down the Earth
Eau Claire experts say it's time to clear the rubble last season.
"Clean beds can give you an idea of what needs to be replaced, which did not happen during the winter," says Amanda Danke, director of the Foreign Court on the ground floor.
"Once you're done, we can start looking for a possible dressing to start these layers and a nice and fresh top cover," says Polzin. "It also helps to keep this moisture more constant and the disease a little more limited also this season."
According to experts Down to Earth, contrary to popular belief, additional snowfall in Wisconsin this winter has been beneficial for lawn care in the spring.
"Hoping to see a higher survival rate of newly planted trees and shrubs over the past year, simply because we had lots of snow," says Thank You.
As for Covered Lawn Snow, says Polzin, using the "anything a good layer of straw can use, essentially aggressive rake, but if you want to fix certain areas that you do not look good. Immediately. If you clean now, it's much easier to keep it clean. "
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