Lawn Maintenance Schedule

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Overview

The following Lawn Maintenance Schedule outlines essential tasks for maintaining a healthy lawn throughout the year. This schedule is designed to accommodate various lawn types and regional climates.

Monthly Maintenance Schedule

Month	Tasks	Responsible Personnel
January	Plan the layout for spring	Lawn Care Manager
February	Aerate lawn	Groundskeeper
March	Begin overseeding	Turf Specialist
April	Apply pre-emergent herbicide	Landscape Technician
May	Mow regularly	Lawn Maintenance Crew
June	Water deeply but infrequently	Irrigation Specialist
July	Fertilize lawn	Horticulturist
August	Trim edges and borders	Groundskeeper
September	Aerate and overseed	Turf Specialist
October	Clean up fallen leaves	Landscape Technician
November	Winterize irrigation system	Irrigation Specialist
December	Review and plan for next year	Lawn Care Manager

Detailed Task Descriptions

January

• Plan the layout for spring: Assess the current lawn condition and determine any changes needed for optimal growth.

February

• Aerate lawn: Use a core aerator to relieve soil compaction, improving water and nutrient absorption.

March

• Begin overseeding: Apply grass seed to thin or bare areas to promote a lush lawn.

April

• Apply pre-emergent herbicide: Prevent weed growth by applying an appropriate herbicide before germination.

May

• Mow regularly: Keep grass at an optimal height to encourage healthy growth.

June

• Water deeply but infrequently: Ensure grass roots grow deeper by providing water less frequently but in larger quantities.

July

• Fertilize lawn: Apply a slow-release fertilizer to promote healthy growth during the peak season.

August

• Trim edges and borders: Keep the lawn looking tidy by trimming grass edges along walkways and flower beds.

September

• Aerate and overseed: Perform aeration again and overseed to prepare the lawn for fall growth.

October

• Clean up fallen leaves: Regularly remove leaves to prevent them from smothering the grass.

November

• Winterize irrigation system: Blow out the system to prevent freezing and damage during winter.

December

• Review and plan for next year: Evaluate the year’s maintenance efforts and adjust plans for the upcoming year.

Contact Information

For further inquiries or to schedule a consultation, please contact [Your Name] at [Your Email]. You can also reach out to [Your Company Name] via [Your Company Email] or call [Your Company Number] for immediate assistance.

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