Tel : (778) 987- 7708
Tel : (778) 987- 7708
Mowing regularly the lawn helps keep your lawn healthy and eliminate weeds and some of the pests from the grass at the same time. Cutting your lawn too short creates an environment for both weed and disease infestation. It also causes the lawn to lose moisture much quicker.
We do perfectly straight, clean edges and precise trimming for all those spots a lawn mower can’t reach.
We have lawn mowing service packages including mowing lawn, line trimming, edging, and blowing driveway and grass clippings mulched or caught to a bag. The caught clippings will throw into your green waste bin or take them away at an extra charge.
Weekly Mowing Package include following services
Mowing(mixed)
Fertilizer
Spring Lawn Care
Applying fertilizer 2 ~4 times a year that supplies your lawn with nutrients needed for plant growth.
We use a balanced 1:1 N & K fertilizer with controlled release nitrogen designed for use on golf course fairways and sports fields and lawn.
60% controlled release nitrogen gradually releases nitrogen to turfgrass up to 14-16 weeks. Use of controlled release nitrogen results in minimal surge growth and prolong color response.
Balanced potassium level assists turf in summer heat tolerance, winter cold tolerance plus disease resistance. A full analysis fertilizer that can be used from late spring through to fall.
Analysis: 23-3-23+3S+0.14Fe+micros (60%MU)
Your lawn will grow best with a soil pH of 6.0 to 7.0. Apply lime to increase soil pH in Spring or Fall.
Lime will not kill moss; it allows the grass to grow better, and healthy vigorous turf will out compete moss growth.
Spreading grass seed on your lawn regularly will ensure that it remains dense.
Topdressing is a sand or prepared soil mix applied to the surface of the lawn. The term topdressing also is used for the process of applying the material.
Topdressing materials are evenly applied in a thin layer, typically ¼ inch (6.35 mm) or less, for a variety of purposes. Topdressing can be used to smooth the surface of the lawn. It can reduce thatch buildup by encouraging decomposition. It can be used following seeding, overseeding or sprigging to protect the developing plants from desiccation during the establishment process. It also can be used on open, windswept turfgrass to help avoid winter desiccation.
When applied following core aeration, the topdressing material filters into the holes opened by the aeration process, speeding turfgrass recovery.

Grass roots need air, water and nutrients to grow thick, deep and strong. When soil becomes compacted, even slightly, it inhibit the flow of the essentials that support thicker, healthier turf growth. A layer of compacted soil just 1/4 to 1/2 inches thick can make a significant difference in the health and beauty of your lawn.1 Aeration creates holes down into the soil to alleviate compaction so air, water and nutrients can reach grass roots.
Deprived of their basic needs by compacted soil, lawn grasses struggle in stressful situations, such as heat and low rainfall, and lose their healthy, rich color. Grasses gradually thin and eventually die out completely, for lack of the oxygen, water and nutrients available just inches away. Even a single aeration session can open the avenue for these essentials to reach their mark and put your lawn back on an upward trend.
With premium 2.75 inch deep cores relieving compaction, improves drainage, reducing thatch where improving fertilizer, water, and oxygen efficiency to the roots. The result is stronger, thicker and healthier turf.
When you make an appointment, we will give you a quote with 24 hours and you can get 50% off for aeration with package.

Power Raking is a great way to remove the dead debris and moss that builds up on a lawn over winter.
we remove moos on the edge-side that cannot be removed from the machine by line trimmer.

We take away all of the debris and moss raked by power raking and mowing your lawn so you don't need to worry about cleaning.
We recommend power raking in the early spring before new growth has begun.

The 9-3-6 Lawn Fertilizer with Moss Control will kill
the moss remained and encourage strong lawn growth to take over the bald spots

Power raking is also a great service to combine with over seeding, as it opens the lawn surface so that new seed can get better established.

Top dressing can be used following seeding or overseeding to protect the developing plants from desiccation during the establishment process.

After 10-14 day from seeding, seeds will start to be germinated and you will do first lawn mowing when the new grass rich up to 3 inch height.

The best time to prune depends upon the plant.
You can do light trimming throughout the year.
There are two basic types of pruning cuts: heading cuts, and thinning cuts. Heading cuts stimulate growth of buds closest to the wound. The direction in which the top remaining bud is pointing will determine the direction of new growth. Make heading cuts selectively to reduce shrub height and retain natural form. Non-selective heading cuts made indiscriminately will stimulate rapid regrowth from buds below the cut. These vigorous shoots are unattractive and make shrubs bushier, but not smaller. Non- selective heading cuts are only justifiable when using hedge clippers on a hedge or topiaried shrub.
Thinning cuts remove branches at their points of origin or attachment. Used in moderation, thinning cuts reduce shrub density without stimulating regrowth.
Cedars are the most popular and usually the most economical, with the Smargd or Emerald Green Cedar being the most popular. This is the one you see in most gardens. The 'Excelsa' cedar is a cousin to the native Western Red Cedar and is a good choice if a larger, taller hedge is required. All cedars require more sun and are not a great option for shady spots.
The Yews, also known by their botanical name, Taxus, are a great option for both sun or shade. Several varieties are available including: HM Eddie, Melford, Hills Yew, Hicks Yew and one of our favourites the Fastigiate or Irish Yew. Yews tend to be more pricey, so don't get sticker shock! To their credit though, Yews are much easier to prune and keep to a given size and shape.
The best time-saving measure a gardener can take is applying mulch. This goes for everywhere from vegetable gardens to flower beds. Mulched gardens grow healthier, have fewer weeds, and resist drought than unmulched ones. Done properly, it'll allow you to spend less time watering, weeding, and fighting pest problems.

We build pavings, slabs and retaining walls as a professional landscaper.

We create beautiful yard designs by combining seasonal color, perennials, landscaping, and maintenance.

A rock garden, also known as a rockery or an alpine garden, is a small field or plot of ground designed to feature and emphasize a variety of rocks, stones, and boulders.
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