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Your Best Lawn: Lawn Care
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Professional Advice For Lawn Care. If your lawn suffers from acute soil compaction, rampant weed problems, heavy thatch, or nutrient and organic matter deficiencies, you may want to remove your existing turf and replant your lawn. That's a big job, but like a new roof, your new lawn will last a long time. There are four ways to replant a lawn: by applying seed, planting either sprigs or plugs, or laying sod. Sod is available in carpetlike sheets that are usually about 3/4-inch thick, 1-1/2 feet wide, and...
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Your Best Lawn: Lawn Diseases
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Professional Advice For Lawn Care. Whether your lawn serves as an impromptu soccer field or as the main element of your landscape, its appearance and vigor are important. Keeping it healthy is more a matter of sticking to basic management practices than of looking to chemical solutions. Please call for a FREE evaluation 509-570-8961. Sprinkler Systems and Repair. One cubic yard = 27 cubic feet. One cubic yard covers 108 square feet 3 inches deep. One pallet of sod weighs approximately 2700 pounds. Water ...
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Cedar Ridge Services: Water Control
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Our Professional Reputation Is Growing. Efficient watering and common sense saves this precious resource. Experts estimate that Americans use more than 400 billion gallons of water per day. On average homeowners use 50 to 70% of their water outdoors, sprinkling lawns and gardens. Here are the top ten tips to help conserve water right in your own backyard. Put a layer of mulch around your plants. Mulching helps to retain moisture and prevents evaporation. A generous amount of 3- to 5-inches is best. If yo...
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Cedar Ridge Services: The Right Grass
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Our Professional Reputation Is Growing. Choosing the right grass for your yard can make the difference between having a low-maintenance, environmentally-friendly lawn and one that is susceptible to disease, pests, and weed invasion, and that requires a lot of upkeep. The type of seed you choose for either a new or restored lawn should depend on several factors. 1 What do you want your lawn to look like? Grasses vary in color, leaf width, habit (characteristic appearance), and density of growth. To find o...
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Cedar Ridge Services: Lawn Diseases
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Our Professional Reputation Is Growing. Whether your lawn serves as an impromptu soccer field or as the main element of your landscape, its appearance and vigor are important. Keeping it healthy is more a matter of sticking to basic management practices than of looking to chemical solutions. The importance of paying attention to mowing height, aeration, drainage, irrigation, and fertilization really can't be stressed enough. Coupling these practices with use of suitable grass cultivars.
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Cedar Ridge Lawns: Your Local Professionals
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Professional Landscaping, Lawn Care, Landscape Supply, and Sprinkler Systems. Cedar Ridge Landscape and Supply is your source for "EVERYTHING GREEN". Cedar Ridge is your complete landscape source. We offer lawn and landscape maintenance Contracts for Residential and Commercial Properties, Developments, and Parks. We own the Landscape Supply Company. Cedar Ridge Landscape Supply. We stock a large supply of bark, rock, sand, soil, mulch, and so much more. We offer FREE DELIVERY in local area. Attention to ...
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Cedar Ridge Services: LAWN CARE
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Our Professional Reputation Is Growing. If your lawn suffers from acute soil compaction, rampant weed problems, heavy thatch, or nutrient and organic matter deficiencies, you may want to remove your existing turf and replant your lawn. That's a big job, but like a new roof, your new lawn will last a long time. There are four ways to replant a lawn: by applying seed, planting either sprigs or plugs, or laying sod. Sod is available in carpetlike sheets that are usually about 3/4-inch thick, 1-1/2 feet wide...
