This Fall

  • Leaf Raking
  • Between Oct .1 and Nov. 30, We will rake your leaves over two service visits. The first visit when about haft
    of the leaves are down, the second when most or all the leaves are down.
    You have the choice;
    Choice #1 The leaves are raked, bagged and left on your property, ready for municipal pick up. The
    District Municipality of Muskoka offers free pick up of yard waste on Saturday, November 6 and
    Saturday, November 13. Customers must provide the paper bags.
    Choice #2 We blow and rake your leaves into piles, load them onto a tarp, and drag them to your
    back yard. The leaves will eventually turn into mulch.
    Choice #3  We blow and rake your leaves into piles, load them onto a tarp, and drag them to your
    front culvert where they will be vacuumed and hauled away.

  • Top Dressing
  • The purpose of top dressing is to fill in all the minor low areas that have developed during the season, and
    to build up an ideal soil layer over the years.
  • Prepares for seeding.

  • Fertilizer

  • Garden Tilling
  • Fall is a good time to till your garden soil, especially if there is sod to be turned under.
  • This will reduce erosion, expose heavy soils to frost, kill exposed insects.
  • Aid the decay of organic matter and enable earlier planting.
  • Work in any organic matter you have available when you till.
  • If you do this every fall you will find that your garden takes less time and work to prepare every year.

  • Eavestrough Cleaning

  • Top Dressing
  • The purpose of top dressing is to fill in all the minor low areas that have developed during the season, and
    to build up an ideal soil layer over the years.
  • Prepares for seeding.

This Spring

  • Spring Clean-Up
  • Leaves, branches, fallen trees and other yard debris are removed from your lawn and shrub
    areas.
  • Rake and break the ridges from moles.
  • Sweeping walkway, curb and driveway.
  • Pressure washing.
  • This will get your property looking good and ready for the summer.

  • Shrub / Hedge Trimming
  • Maintaining your trees and shrubs is crucial in keeping your landscaping looking its best. We
    will help maintain that look for you by pruning your plantings as requested.

  • Cedar Hedge Planting

  • Power Raking
  • Thatch is a layer of organic matter made up of decaying grass leaves, stems and roots that build
    up in between the lawn and soil surface. It is a common problem on home lawns, particularly for
    lawns established for several years.
  • A thatchy lawn feels very spongy when walked on. Cut a triangular patch of lawn with a sharp
    knife and lift it back to measure the thickness of the thatch layer. More than 2.5 cm of thatch is
    too much.
  • Thatch harbours insects and diseases. Thatch can restrict grass roots from growing into the soil
    root zone, resulting in a shallow rooted lawn. Thatch interferes with water infiltration.
  • Cultural practices that minimize thatch development are: frequent mowing, proper watering and
    proper fertilization.
  • Excess thatch can be removed by vertical mowing or core aerating. Core aerate using a hollow
    steel tine core aerator which removes cores of soil. This physically breaks up the thatch, brings
    up beneficial soil micro-organisms that help break down the thatch and alleviates compaction.
  • Dethatch or aerate in spring and fall during periods of good growth, allowing for quick lawn
    recovery.
  • PresentYonder.com is not responsible for damage to unmarked sprinkler heads or cables.
    Please ask us to deliver free markers to your house so these problems can be avoided.

  • Aeration
  • Aeration removes thousands of small cores of soil 1" to 3" in length from your lawn. These cores
    "melt" back into the lawn after a few rainfalls, mixing with whatever thatch exists on your lawn.
    The holes created by aeration catch fertilizer and water. Turf roots naturally grow toward these
    growth pockets and thicken in the process. Aeration holes also relieve pressure from
    compacted soils, letting oxygen and water move more freely into the root system.
    PresentYonder.com is not responsible for damage to unmarked sprinkler heads or cables.
    Please ask us to deliver free markers to your house so these problems can be avoided.

  • Top Dressing
  • The purpose of top dressing is to fill in all the minor low areas that have developed during the
    season, and to build up an ideal soil layer over the years.
  • Prepares for seeding.

  • Seeding

  • Wood Mulching
  • Conserves water and promote plant growth while providing a natural looking surface.
  • It is organic and eventually turns into a rich soil that will help plants thrive.
  • Helps to control weeds.
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