May

Fertilize your lawn in early May with a slow release fertilizer, let spring rains carry the fertilizer into the soil.

Continue to mow and edge weekly.

Spread a Rexius mulch product now, enjoy both spring and summer color contrast, conserve water, lower soil temperature, discourage weed growth, and aid soil condition. Let our knowledgable sales staff help you make the best product choice.

Overwatering is the most common problem of a home landscape. As the weather warms up, give your lawn the correct amount of water needed. Call EWEB Waterline throughout the growing season.

Deflower young newly planted blueberries to increase future yield.

Fertilize roses and start them on a spray program to control fungal and insect problems.

Check rhododendrons for root weevil damage and treat if necessary.

Fertilize Rhododendrons and azaleas, removing spent blossoms to encourage the formations of next year’s blooms.