How To Clean and Prepare Your Yard for Summer

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How To Clean and Prepare Your Yard for Summer

If you feel overwhelmed when it comes to cleaning and preparing your yard for summer, take a breath. You’ll be ready to tackle summer yard maintenance with this checklist in hand. Just break the list down into tasks and do one step at a time. By the time summer rolls around, your lawn will look great, and you can pour yourself a glass of lemonade with pride!

Tend to Your Lawn

The first step to getting your yard ready for summer is a good cleaning. Start by raking up any dead leaves and branches that might have collected over the winter. Give the lawnmower and weed whacker a good cleaning since you’ll use them more during the summer months. While you’re at it, remember to clean out your gutters. Don’t forget: gutters are important! If you want to get really ambitious, give all of your outdoor furniture a good scrubbing and make sure your grill is clean and ready for the season!

Water the Grass

The most important thing you can do for your lawn is water it regularly. It should be watered in the morning so that the grass has time to absorb the water. You’ll also need a watering system that helps you save water while keeping your lawn healthy. How much water your lawn needs depends on how big it is.

Weed and Mulch Flowerbeds

You’re probably wondering: Why is mulching so important? Mulching acts as an insulator, keeping soil temperatures cool in the summer. Mulching is especially important for plants planted in the fall that are still tender to temperature changes. Mulching also helps to conserve water.

To clean and prepare your yard for summer, tend to the lawn and create a habit of watering and fertilizing the grass regularly. Check all outdoor items before using them for the first time, including the grill and the sprinkler system, to make sure they’re all working properly and don’t need any repairs or adjustments.

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