The work a Stone Mountain yard needs, in the order the year asks for it. The current season is highlighted. Call to confirm which jobs Ramos can take on for your property.
Most shrubs and summer-flowering plants are shaped while dormant, before new growth starts. Spring bloomers like azaleas wait until after they flower.
Trees and shrubs can still go in while the ground is workable, finishing the fall-to-winter planting window.
Clearing beds, recutting edges, and laying fresh mulch to hold moisture and keep weeds down ahead of the summer heat.
Bermuda and zoysia lawns green up in April. Mowing starts once the grass is actively growing.
Peak growing season for warm-season grass. Consistent cuts keep a lawn thick and even.
Warm-season sod roots fastest from late spring into midsummer, while soil is warm.
Light trimming to keep hedges in shape through the growing months.
The best planting window in Georgia. Roots keep growing in cool soil through winter, so plants are established before the next summer.
Leaves come down from October on and peak in November. Clearing them keeps lawns and beds from smothering.
Mowing tapers off as warm-season grass slows down and goes dormant.
The last leaves and fallen limbs cleared out, leaving the yard ready for pruning season.
Ramos Landscape Services, Stone Mountain, GA.