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On of the great ironies of the green industry is that most folks that have an automatic sprinkler system do not water properly. It's not because they don't care, mostly it's because they were never taught proper water techniques.
Beginning June 1st, we started Early Summer (3rd) services for our annual lawn care customers. This service includes a spot post emergent weed control, scouting for surface insect and disease problems, where applicable, applying a preventative grub treatment and a slow release fertilization.
I feel safe in saying that most lawn and landscapes in our area have some problems with poor drainage. With the predominantly clay soils here in NOVA and our sometimes extremely wet weather (5.22 inches in the month of May, so far) it is almost unavoidable. Hollywood has taught us that the first step to solving a problem is admitting you have one but with drainage, you might not know.
