Dec 12, 2022
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Nov 11, 2022
They are doing a good job getting everything under control.
Nov 8, 2022
Great service with great staff.
Nov 14, 2022
All good
Nov 8, 2022
BestYard have done our fall leaf clean up for a few years now and we really appreciate this service!! We have a dozen trees in our small backyard so over the years we have more and more leaves as we get older. BestYard are good at communication and getting the job done!
Nov 2, 2022
It was quick and our lawn looks great!
Nov 8, 2022
Wonderful job, team. The fall yard cleanup was perfect and the house looks great again!
Oct 27, 2022
Excellent service!
Oct 26, 2022
Thanks Weed Man for aerating our lawn! The guys were fast, friendly, respectful of directions and most of all, did a great job of taking care of readying our lawn for winter and into the spring. Thanks so much for texting the day before to remind us of appointment!
Oct 25, 2022
Excellent customer service!!
Date posted: October 5, 2023
Plant fall bulbs now for spring color. The fall months, specifically September and October, are the best times to plant bulbs for a colorful display next spring. To break out of their dormant state, bulbs need 12 – 14 weeks of cold temperatures (below 45 degrees). There are many different bulbs to choose from including;... Read more »
Date posted: September 28, 2023
Lawns help cool our environment and make our backyards more enjoyable in the warm months. Through spring and summer—especially this year—they can be the focus of our outdoor activities. As we head into fall, take some time to change up your lawn care routine to help it continue to serve us well next year. Here... Read more »
Date posted: September 20, 2023
Spring isn’t the only time to fill your beds, borders, and containers with flowers. Add color, texture, and cheer to your fall garden. Pansies and Violas are the main ones for fall planting. They prefer the cool weather. They can take frosts and still bloom! You get your money’s worth when you plant them in... Read more »
Date posted: September 12, 2023
Early Fall Lawn Care to prepare your yard for the coming winter Clean up your garden beds: Remove debris, leaves, and weeds. You can put in edging and re-mulch for the winter. Put potted material inside: to protect them from the upcoming freezing temperatures. Plant bulbs for spring: Popular bulbs are tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and crocuses.... Read more »
Date posted: September 6, 2023
Check out these easy and practical end-of-summer landscaping tips designed to extend the season and keep your outdoor living area healthy and comfortable. Watering- Watering your lawn and garden can be problematic, depending on local limitations. About 1 inch of water is all your lawn needs to push through the dog days of summer.... Read more »
Date posted: August 28, 2023
With days getting shorter, now is a great time to think about how lighting can help you make the most of your yard. We are almost a month from the first day of fall; landscape lighting can help give us more time outdoors. Lighting can enhance our outdoor experiences, accessibility, security, and ambiance. Landscape lighting benefits Whether... Read more »
Date posted: August 25, 2023
Now is an excellent time to think about how to keep our four-legged friends safe while maintaining our landscapes. Avoid potentially dangerous plants. Many dogs dig up or chew bulbs and plants. If your dog is curious and likes to dig or taste what’s growing, keep dangerous plants in an area that pups can’t access or... Read more »
Date posted: August 25, 2023
Flower breeding companies invest years of time and money in developing new plant varieties, colors, and traits. They are constantly improving current varieties, like the ability to withstand extreme weather conditions. Some specific traits they look for in flower breeding are; more flowers, larger flowers, different flower shapes, specific colors, and disease resistance. This same... Read more »
Date posted: August 11, 2023
Learn what is damaging your tree and how to stop it. Distinguish between plant damage brought on by diseases, insects, or a nutrient deficiency. Learn to identify these pests and how to protect the trees. Beetles and bugs are damaging our trees. Ash Bark Beetle – These beetles account for most of the decline of... Read more »
Date posted: August 9, 2023
Now that the rain seems to be slowing down and we are entering 90-degree days, what should we be looking out for in our gardens? With these warmer days, the existing planting in your garden may start to look as if they need more water. Some leaves will become droopy in the hot part of... Read more »
Date posted: July 18, 2023
What is too hot? This will depend on the plants – Cool season plants like pansies, snapdragons, and veggies like broccoli, lettuce, etc. don’t like temps above 75. You will see those veggies bolt, (Go to flower and seed). Warm season plants like tomatoes, peppers, squashes, zinnia, impatiens, & annual vinca love & thrive in... Read more »
Date posted: July 17, 2023
Do You Know How To Keep Your Grass Green?
Date posted: July 13, 2023
Here’s how to cycle and soak: Break up your watering into shorter intervals. For example, if you usually water an area of lawn for about 15 minutes, then don’t apply all the water within one 15-minute timeframe. Watering all at once creates run-off and wasted water your plants won’t get to use. Instead, break the... Read more »
Date posted: July 3, 2023
A favorite family activity each 4th of July may be to have a sparkler and write something in the sky! Most people usually throw the used sparkler on the ground and forget about it. Do not do that! It is bad for your lawn! Get a bucket of water! Fill your bucket with water and... Read more »
Date posted: June 29, 2023
The rain has been a key factor in how our landscapes look. We should be doing some things to keep our outdoor spaces beautiful. Pruning overgrown shrubs and hedges Clean pruning shears between cuts to prevent disease Cut dead or wilted flowers to allow more to grow Cut back overgrowth on the large shrubs... Read more »
Date posted: June 22, 2023
Pollinators need sources of water for many purposes, including drinking. Butterflies and bees will gather and sip at shallow pools, mud puddles, or birdbaths. You can easily create one of these water sources in your landscapes. Why it is important to provide water for beneficial insects. • Pollinators need sources of water for many... Read more »
Date posted: June 15, 2023
Credit: Colorado State University Extension – Fire-Resistant Landscaping – 6.303 Homeowners need to know how landscaping can help protect their homes. Planting and maintaining a “defensible space” of a landscape is more difficult to ignite and can offer significant fire protection. Steps to become more fire-wise with your landscapes: Avoid placing plants too close together. Spacing... Read more »
Date posted: June 6, 2023
Much like any appliance in your home, sprinkler systems need a tune-up. Efficient tune ups may include: Running each sprinkler zone and looking for broken heads or dirty nozzles where the spray does not look consistent. Making sure that nozzles are not mis-aligned and spraying rocks or concrete instead of the lawn. Straighten any sprinkler... Read more »
Date posted: May 29, 2023
Why use drip irrigation? Drip irrigation systems save water by controlling a slow drip to the roots of the plants. Pipes can be either above the surface or buried below the soil to target the root zone and minimize evaporation. When partnered with smart irrigation technologies, drip irrigation helps maximize water resources more efficiently. Keep... Read more »
Date posted: May 23, 2023
The ground is warm, we shouldn’t have any more freezes (fingers crossed), sprinkler systems are turned on and nurseries are getting truck deliveries of new plants daily. Now is a great time to visit your local nursery or garden center and check out some of spring’s best “smart” plants. Local nurseries and garden centers do... Read more »
6 Secrets to a Lush, Green Lawn!