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We are a Small, Local Business

I realize that there are many lawn care providers to choose from, however as a Moore Green customer, you have advantages that you don’t find amongst the other companies.  Here are a few that I feel are significant:

We are a small, local business.  When you call our office you get the same person – Brandi – and most likely, she knows YOU!  Your call isn’t going to a call center to someone who doesn’t know you or even the technician that takes care of your lawn.  Most of our customers have been with us for 9 years or longer!

We know lawns, trees, and other garden knowledge.  I love plants, trees, gardens, etc. and having grown up in this industry, it’s likely I can help with questions you may have about your yard.  My technicians and I are not hired only for the summer – we’re dedicated to this type of work.

I guarantee our work to your satisfaction.  Happy, satisfied customers are my best forms of advertising.  I know that customers need to trust and like my service before they will refer their friends and neighbors.  I wouldn’t consider doing anything that would upset or otherwise displease my customers.  For this reason I choose not to cut corners by using cheaper, low-grade products.  I back up the products I use and if I’m not getting results from them, I redo the treatment.  There is very little risk to you as a Moore Green customer.

Thanks for being my customer!

Blake Moore
Owner

Fall Yard Care

Labor Day Weekend, the last hurrah of summer, is one of the key dates in horticulture.  Here is a list of things to consider for fall yard care projects:

  • Hit those perennial weeds.  Don’t give up now.  Those summer weeds are tough and now is the time to take advantage of them pulling nutrients from the leaves to store in the roots. Why not send some herbicide with it to knock out the roots?
  • Put preemergent (weed preventer) in your shrub beds. Winter annual seeds will be germinating.  Stop them before they even become established.
  • Add more days between lawn watering cycles. With the cooler temperatures and shorter days, frequent watering invites fall fungal diseases like Rust. Continue to add days between watering cycles as the temperatures drop and days get shorter.
  • Lower mowing height. This helps prepare the grass to receive a short mowing for the final cut. Gradually reduce the height instead of lowering it 3 notches all at once.
  • Stop pruning roses. Let them harden off by forming rose hips. It is okay to trim them a little before the snow falls to prevent the canes from breaking.
  • Don’t fertilize trees after Labor Day. To protect trees from winter damage, they need to harden off. Fertilizing in the fall may encourage new shoots which won’t be prepared for a cold winter.
  • Don’t aggressively trim trees. Aggressive trimming may spur new growth instead of allowing the tree to prepare for winter.
  • Avoid the temptation to prune fruit trees. After the fruit is picked, fruit trees need to strengthen up before winter too. Trimming late in the fall removes needed nutrients from the leaves.  Wait until the leaves come off to prune fruit trees.
  • Plant grass seed. Any bare areas can be reseeded and existing lawns can be over-seeded. Don’t wait too late in the year or the new grass may not have a chance to take root.
  • Spray your home’s foundation to keep bugs out. Insects seek out warmer places to stay and your home is a prime target. Spray the foundation to keep them from going inside.