Bailey's Lawn and Landscape Creations, LLC

 Phone: (301) 879-5123 * Fax: (301) 879-5124
Email: baileyslawn@aol.com
M.H.I.C. #85958

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LANDSCAPING TIPS
SPRING | SUMMER | FALL

As the colors of the landscape change to warm tones of scarlet and gold, we want to remind you of a few landscaping tips to keep in mind.Plants and trees that are planted in the fall enjoy cooler temperatures, ideal growing conditions and root development. Now is not a good time to prune azaleas, rhododendrons and other spring flowering shrubs because they have already set their buds for next year's blossoms. If you prune now, you may sacrifice next year's spring flowers.

SEPTEMBER

September is a good month to seed/overseed, lime, fertilize, aerate, verticut, and dethatch your lawn.

Rejuvenate faded annual beds with the fresh colors of fall-flowering mums, pansies and ornamental cabbage and kale - these plants add beauty to your garden beds during the fall and winter months.

In anticipation of the promise of next spring, now is the time to plant spring flowering bulbs.

OCTOBER

It is clean-up time for leaves and debris. Trim back perennials (except roses). Pile loose mulch on tender plants that require protection. Rake back mulch in your flower gardens and fertilize your plants for winter.

Seeding/overseeding, liming, fertilizing, aerating, verticuting and dethatching your lawn can also be done in October.

Now is the time to plant all spring flowering bulbs such as tulips, crocus and daffodils.

Bring your house plants back indoors. You may want to spray them first so that bugs don't come in with them. Also a good time to add fertilizer.

The holidays are just around the corner, it is time to start thinking about holiday decorations.

NOVEMBER

Depending on weather conditions, November is still a good month to seed and aerate your lawn.

If you have water gardens, cover them with pond netting to keep leaves from falling into them, remove dead foliage off plants and set them to the bottom of the pond.

Plan for your holiday decoration needs for upcoming parties or just to make your home look extra special during the holiday months. We provide design, setup, take down and packaging of your holiday decorations.

Need some firewood for this winter? Call us for quotes on firewood, stacking and delivery.

DECEMBER

Snow is part of winter; we provide removal of snow from driveways and sidewalks. We use top of the line snow plows and blowers. In addition we utilize a Urea base ice melt to prevent lawn damage.
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