Tag: spring

Lawn Maintenance Programs for Your Midsouth Yard

Written on April 1, 2024. Posted in Latest News.

Spring is around the corner in Memphis! Spring in Memphis brings beautiful and fragrant magnolia blooms, vibrant daisies, lush roses, colorful tulips, and much more. However, creating a picturesque outdoor space is just the beginning of landscaping. At Rich-Way Landscape, we understand that the true magic lies in sustaining that beauty over time. When you choose Rich-Way Landscape as your landscape maintenance team, your outdoor oasis will thrive season after season.

Flowers sprouting in the midsouth in early spring.

Midsouth Garden Checklist for January and February

Written on February 2, 2024. Posted in Latest News.

As January progresses and comes to an end, gardeners find themselves in a unique position. Although winter still has a firm grip on many regions, there is a subtle shift in the air – a promise of the vibrant life that spring will soon bring to our gardens. This transitional period provides an excellent opportunity to prepare your garden for the upcoming season. At Rich-Way Landscape, we understand the importance of proactive garden care. Therefore, we have compiled a comprehensive midsouth garden checklist to guide you through the pivotal final months of winter.

Start Fighting Spring Weeds by Treating Your Bermuda Grass Now

Written on February 28, 2022. Posted in Latest News.

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What Weeds Should I Look For?

As the weather begins to warm back up, starting to treat Bermuda grass lawns is a must for keeping hard-to-kill spring weeds away. The two most common spring weed types in these lawns are grassy weeds and broadleaf weeds, both of which include common, stubborn plants that could choke out your yard. Grassy weeds to look out for are crabgrass, foxtail, goosegrass, and more. The most common broadleaf weeds include the notorious dandelion, and chickweed. Specific weed types will depend on your area, but knowing the most common will help with specific maintenance tactics. If you can identify the right plant, you can better make informed choices on what products to buy, and what services to employ.