COVID-19 is in effect, as we all know. If you need a break from all the craziness and are ready to think about something else for a little bit, this is the blog for you. If you've lived at the Lake of the Ozarks for long OR owned a second home here and vacationed here often, then you probably know that the weather changes VERY frequently. In this week's blog, our Lake of the Ozarks landscaping company wants to talk about the negative effects that EXCESSIVE rain can have on your grass and what you can do to help your grass continue to be healthy! For help keeping your lawn looking it's best, call our landscaping company in Lake Ozark today. Paradise Landscaping can be reached at 573-964-6515.
YOUR LAWN'S ESSENTIAL NUTRIENTS MAY BE WASHED AWAY.
Too much water can wash away the nutrients that your lawn needs to survive. Before they even have a chance to work there way into the root system, they get washed away, and your lawn will suffer the consequences.
TOO MUCH RAIN CAN MEAN MORE WEEDS.
While the excessive rain may cause your grass to die, it can actually cause the weeds to grow more - meaning your landscape could become overrun.
EXCESSIVE RAIN CAN CAUSE YOUR LAWN TO LOOK MESSY AND DAMAGED.
When your landscape is highly saturated it is more prone to damage. If you try to drive across it, drag objects like trashcans, or even just walk across it, the damage could be permanent. It's best to stay off your lawn until the water has a chance to drain and dry.
TOO MUCH RAIN CAN KEEP YOUR LAWN FROM GETTING THE PROPER OXYGEN IT NEEDS.
Grass needs oxygen to grown, and too much water will inhibit that and actually cause your grass to drown.
EXCESSIVE RAIN CAN CAUSE YOUR LAWNS' ROOTS TO ROT.
Not only can your grass drown from too much water, but it can cause the roots to rot and begin a disease process. If you notice yellow patches in your yard, this is the start of a disease that's taking over, once it fully sets in, one of the only things you can do is reseed the patches in the fall.
If you are experiencing issues with your lawn being damaged by too much rain, give us a call. We can help by making sure you have a proper drainage system for your lawn. We can also give you some tips on your irrigation system so that it doesn't overflow your lawn either. If you have any questions about lawn maintenance at the Lake of the Ozarks or are interested in having the best landscaping experts in the area come out and help your lawn look fantastic, please call Paradise Landscaping today. We can be reached at 573-964-6515. You can also follow us on our social media channels listed below to stay up to date on our latest announcements.
573-964-6515
YOUR LAWN'S ESSENTIAL NUTRIENTS MAY BE WASHED AWAY.
Too much water can wash away the nutrients that your lawn needs to survive. Before they even have a chance to work there way into the root system, they get washed away, and your lawn will suffer the consequences.
TOO MUCH RAIN CAN MEAN MORE WEEDS.
While the excessive rain may cause your grass to die, it can actually cause the weeds to grow more - meaning your landscape could become overrun.
EXCESSIVE RAIN CAN CAUSE YOUR LAWN TO LOOK MESSY AND DAMAGED.
When your landscape is highly saturated it is more prone to damage. If you try to drive across it, drag objects like trashcans, or even just walk across it, the damage could be permanent. It's best to stay off your lawn until the water has a chance to drain and dry.
TOO MUCH RAIN CAN KEEP YOUR LAWN FROM GETTING THE PROPER OXYGEN IT NEEDS.
Grass needs oxygen to grown, and too much water will inhibit that and actually cause your grass to drown.
EXCESSIVE RAIN CAN CAUSE YOUR LAWNS' ROOTS TO ROT.
Not only can your grass drown from too much water, but it can cause the roots to rot and begin a disease process. If you notice yellow patches in your yard, this is the start of a disease that's taking over, once it fully sets in, one of the only things you can do is reseed the patches in the fall.
Keep The Excessive Rain From Harming Your Grass with Paradise Landscaping!
If you are experiencing issues with your lawn being damaged by too much rain, give us a call. We can help by making sure you have a proper drainage system for your lawn. We can also give you some tips on your irrigation system so that it doesn't overflow your lawn either. If you have any questions about lawn maintenance at the Lake of the Ozarks or are interested in having the best landscaping experts in the area come out and help your lawn look fantastic, please call Paradise Landscaping today. We can be reached at 573-964-6515. You can also follow us on our social media channels listed below to stay up to date on our latest announcements.
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