Nutri-Lawn Moncton
1-175 Caledonia Rd. E1H 2S5 Moncton, NB, Canada

#TipTuesday // It’s important to diagnose your lawn problem before starting any repairs or renovations. There are multiple factors like soil condition, insect infestations, too much shade, or acidic soil that can affect your lawn, and all need to be handled differently. Read about some repair or reno options (but talk to us before you do anything!): https://hubs.li/H0NzDsf0

Monday Mood! Taking a proactive approach to preventing weeds is important for the health of your lawn. The best, natural defense against weeds is maintaining a thick and healthy lawn capable of out-competing weeds: https://hubs.li/H0NsC3t0

Many people mow without ever thinking about the health of their lawn. It's just a job to tick off the list, right? Wrong! You can greatly impact the health of your lawn by mowing correctly. Let Nutri-Lawn show you how with our latest blog!

#TipTuesday // Make weeding a whole lot easier this season by watering first or waiting for the rain. Moist soil will make pesky weeds a breeze to pull out! Find out what the most common weeds in Canada are, and how to combat them: https://hubs.li/H0N3p320

Proper cutting techniques are essential to an Ecology Friendly Lawn. There are few pointers below that will help you manage your lawn like an expert. Mow frequently (every 4 to 7 days). Spring requires more frequent cutting because a large percentage of total growth occurs in May and June. Never remove more than 1/3 of the leaf blade; otherwise, stress will result in browning.... Cut at a height of 2.5 to 3 inches (6 to 7 cm). Mowing at these heights allows your lawn to shade out newly germinated weed seeds, and forces weeds like dandelions and plantain to grow more upright, resulting in more removal of weed leaf area when the lawn is mowed. Turf grass root depth is also deeper in lawns that are mowed high. Sharpen the mower blade regularly to avoid fuzzy mowing. A dull blade creates a ragged cut that causes the lawn to look brown. Mulch clippings back into the lawn. Clippings do not contribute to thatch accumulation when the lawn is mowed regularly.

Wishing all the amazing moms a safe and relaxing Mother's Day!