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The Ultimate Spring Cleanup Guide: Prepping for Peak Season

Is your landscape ready for a Washington summer? After a long, wet winter in King and Pierce Counties, your yard needs a "reset button." A comprehensive spring landscape cleanup is vital for the health of your soil and plants before the growing season kicks into high gear.

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Step 1: Debris Removal s Power Raking

Winter storms in the South Sound leave behind fallen branches and matted leaves. Clearing this debris is vital because "suffocated" grass can develop mold. A deep raking helps aerate the lawn, which is especially important for the heavy clay soils found in Covington and Maple Valley.

Step 2: Pruning and Professional Edging

Late spring is the perfect time to prune dead branches. Additionally, mechanical edging creates a "deep-cut" border between your lawn and flower beds, giving your Bonney Lake or Lake Tapps home a crisp, high-end look instantly.

Step 3: Mulching and Weed Prevention

Applying a fresh layer of mulch retains moisture during our surprisingly dry July and August months. Pro-tip for homeowners in Shoreline and Edmonds: Apply a pre-emergent treatment before mulching to stop weed seeds from germinating early.

Get your yard summer-ready! Schedule your cleanup with Jhoans Landscaping at (253) 709-2477 .

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