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MONTGOMERY LAWN CARE SERVICE


Okay, we know you’d rather be sitting in a lawn chair (like in the picture
above) watching someone else pushing a lawn mower cutting your grass because you
have WAAAAYYY better things to do in life.  Back during the great depression of
the early 1930s, Scotts Miracle-Gro Company in the United States encouraged
families to continue to do their own lawn care, promoting it as a
stress-relieving hobby.  Well, most of the country grew out of that philosophy
long ago.  So, pack up the Lawn Chairs, head to the beach (or wherever your
happy place is), give Montgomery Lawn Care Service a call and leave the Lawn
Care to US!

Montgomery Lawn Care Service is all about taking care of your lawn.  It's not
just GRASS to us!  We take pride in our work and do our best to make sure you
are happy with the lawn care results.  That means the entire job is done right. 
From unloading our equipment to the clean-up before we leave, we do the job
right and make sure you are happy with the way your lawn and landscape grounds
look.


Making your entire landscape look good is our top priority so, we take care of
even the small details so that your lawn looks its best.  We keep our mowing
equipment in top mechanical shape, even though it might look a little dirty or
not quite new!  Montgomery Lawn Care Service won't leave you with a job
half-done due to broken down lawn care equipment.  We will finish the job and
make sure you are satisfied.



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TYPICAL LAWN CARE CHALLENGES

The Lawn with WEEDS - Weedy lawns are an unsightly mess, bottom line!  NOBODY
wants that!  Pulling weeds from your lawn and flower beds is hard work.  Being
your lawn care service experts, as part of our basic lawn care service, we may
use chemical weed killers (if necessary) to treat the very persistent weeds to
get a good kill.  Then, after a time, we will re-seed or put down sod to repair
the "bare" spots in your lawn.  The process may take a while, depending on the
chemical weed killers used.  Most times, when the grass is covered well, the
weed problems will go away naturally, without chemical treatment.

Discoloration of Grass - Grass discoloration may be caused by one or several
things.  Lack of water, fertilizer, and sun, to name a few, may cause yellow,
pale green or brown spots.  However, bugs, fungus, grub worms and other disease
can cause yellow spots and brown patches too.  Your Lawn Care Service should be
able to take care of these along with the normal lawn mowing, edging and other
landscape services.  If your current lawn care company cant do it, Montgomery
Lawn Care Service can!


FULL LINE OF LAWN CARE SERVICES

to make sure we take care of all your needs.  From mowing your lawn (or grass,
if you prefer to call it that) to trimming shrubs , trimming trees, mulching
your flower beds, removing plants or trees, we can get it all done for you.
We can even arrange for bulk mulch delivery and custom tree installation though
our partners.
Montgomery Lawn Care Service can provide turn-key yardwork from start to finish,
according to your landscape design.


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THE RIGHT TOOLS FOR THE JOB

Ride on mowers are not always the right tool for the job!  They are often too
big to maneuver around in standard subdivision yards and leave large unsightly
tracks through the turf.  If the terrain is not level, they can also scalp or
leave grass un-cut and looking very shabby.  We know when to use and not use our
ride on equipment.

Walk behind or push type mowers, lawn edgers or string trimmers are used for
small, tight or un-level areas where they will provide a better cut finish for
your lawn and a more aestheticly pleasing final product.




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GRASS

in general, can be very temperamental.  But, if trimmed, irrigated and fed
proper nutrients, it will thrive in all seasons.  A lot of agriculture
professionals say that mulching the grass clippings back into the yard is the
best feed there is.  We think so too, in moderation, of course.  If your lawn
grows too high due to inconsistent or irregular mowing intervals, the clippings
will have a more difficult time decaying between cuttings and can make your yard
start to look like it is suffering from lack of water.  Don't panic!  It will be
fine!  But, if you don't like the way it looks, you may wantto have your lawn
care service cut it more often for a few weeks.


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Warm season grasses are prevalent in the Montgomery, TX area and grow when
temperatures are above 50 °F, and grow quicker when temperatures are between
77 °F and 95 °F, with a long growth period over the spring and summer. They
often go dormant in cooler months, turning tan or even brownish in color. Many
warm season grasses are very drought tolerant, and can handle very high summer
temperatures, although temperatures below 5 °F can kill most southern warm
season grasses. The northern varieties, such as buffalograss and blue grama, can
thrive to 113 °F.  Some grass types that are prevalent in the Montgomery, TX
area are listed below.
 * Zoysiagrass (Zoysia spp.)
 * Bermudagrass (Cynodon spp.)
 * St. Augustine grass (Stenotaphrum secundatum)
 * Bahiagrass (Paspalum spp.)
 * Centipedegrass (Eremochloa ophiuroides)
 * Carpet grass (Axonopus spp.)
 * Buffalograss (Bouteloua dactyloides)
 * Grama grass (Bouteloua spp.)
 * Kikuyu grass (Pennisetum clandestinum)


SOME INTERESTING LAWN CARE FACTS

More chemical fertilizer and pesticides are used per surface area of lawn than
on an equivalent surface of cultivated farmland.  It has also been estimated
that more herbicides are applied per surface of lawn by owners and lawn care
experts than are used by most farmers to grow crops.
Environmental consequences:
 * Lawns can reduce biodiversity especially when the lawn covers a large area.
   Lawns are normally cleared of unwanted plant and animal species, which can
   also kill unintended target species. They may be composed of species not
   native to the area.  This can produce a habitat that supports a reduced
   number of wildlife species.
 * Lawn care and maintenance usually involves use of fertilizers and
   synthetic pesticides.  The United States Environmental Protection
   Agency estimates that nearly 71,000,000 lbs of active pesticide ingredients
   are used on suburban lawns each year in the United States

 * It has been estimated that nearly 17,000,000 US gal of gasoline are spilled
   each summer while re-fueling garden and lawn care equipment in the United
   States: approximately 50% more than that spilled during the Exxon
   Valdez incident.
 * The use of pesticides and fertilizers has been shown to contribute to global
   warming simply because they require fossil fuels for manufacturing,
   distribution, and application.  One hectare (2.47 acres) of lawn in
   Nashville, Tennessee, produces about the same carbon dioxide gases per year
   as a passenger jet flight more than halfway around the world. Lawn care and
   mowing is one element of lawn culture that causes a great amount of
   emissions. 


WATER CONSERVATION

Maintaining a green lawn oftentimes requires large amounts of water, especially
in the Montgomery, TX area. Grass typically goes dormant during cold winter
months and during hot dry summer months, it turns brown, thereby reducing its
demand for water. Surprisingly, and contrary to popular belief, most grasses
typically recover quite well from a drought, but many property owners consider
the brown "dead" appearance unacceptable, or are misled by it, and increase
watering during the summer months, when it is actually not fully necessary.

In the USA, 50 to 70% of residential water is used for landscape and lawn care,
most of it to water lawns.  A 2005 NASA study estimated there was
49,000 square miles (32,000,000 acres) of irrigated lawn in the US, three times
the area of irrigated corn.

That means about 200 US gallons of fresh (usually drinking quality) water per
person per day would be required to keep up our nation's lawn surface area.

It is possible that lawn maintenance could come at the expense of precious
resources, especially when faced with extreme weather conditions.

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