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Providing excellent lawn care and maintenance services to Lebanon and Berks Counties in Pennsylvania. Our services include mowing, weed control, lawn maintenance, snow removal, and more. Call Rocky Road Lawncare to schedule your residential or commercial lawn services today.

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Rocky Road Lawncare is uniquely positioned to provide residential and commercial lawn services throughout southeastern Pennsylvania.

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From backyards to front yards we offer customized lawn care packages to residential and commercial customers.

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Rocky Road assisting another valued customer w/ so

Rocky Road assisting another valued customer w/ some stump grinding from recent storm damage! 🪨⚙️🪵❤️

It's mid-April, and the perfect time to mulch your

It's mid-April, and the perfect time to mulch your landscape trees! Proper mulching can improve soil moisture, structure, fertility, aeration, and temperature. Here is PennState Extension's Proper Mulching Method:

• Organic mulches are preferable due to their soil-enhancing qualities. Hardwood bark makes very good, inexpensive mulch, especially when it contains a blend of bark, wood, and leaves.

• Mulch can be applied to landscape trees at just about any time of the year. However, the best time to apply mulch is in the middle of spring, once soil temperatures have warmed enough for root growth to begin.

• Mulch as much of the area as possible, preferably to the outermost edge of the tree's canopy, referred to as the “drip line." Keep in mind, the drip line moves out as the tree grows.

• Apply a 2- to 4-inch layer of organic mulch and no more; use less if the soil is poorly drained. More than 4 inches may harm the tree's root system. If using finely textured or double-shredded mulch, use 1 to 2 inches since these materials allow less oxygen through to the root zone.

• For tree health, keep all mulch material away from the trunk. Allow the root flare (where the trunk meets the soil) to show. The root flare is at or near the ground line and is identifiable as a marked swelling of the tree's trunk where roots begin to extend outward.

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Here’s a project from the Rocky Road Lawncare ar

Here’s a project from the Rocky Road Lawncare archives- a spring shape up w/ edging, mulching, and seeding. #flashbackfriday #edging #mulching #grassseed

If the ground's NOT frozen, you can still fertiliz

If the ground's NOT frozen, you can still fertilize your grass, even if it's dormant - ideally when the weather is around the 50s (which is coming sooner than you think!)

Most fertilizers will include NPK- or Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium. Keep an eye on these chemical percentages to optimize your grass feeding.

Here's a handy guide for what each chemical does:

Nitrogen (N)
For vigorous growth and to produce green grasses and other plants... Too much nitrogen causes flowering and fruit-bearing plants to focus on leaf growth. High Nitrogen fertilizers are useful in the early months useful for young plants.

Phosphorus (P)
For root, flower, fruit and seed development. Encourages nutrient efficiency in plants. Low phosphorus levels will leave your roots and leaves weak and vulnerable.

Potassium (K)
For improving overall growth. It regulates root and leaf growth, keeps plants healthy and improves color and taste in fruits and vegetables. High Potassium fertilizers have the most visible impact on plants. Feeding potassium to flowering trees and shrubs will result in more flowers.

You can read the full article on this topic here: https://loom.ly/A1T3O0Y

Late winter and early spring are the best times to

Late winter and early spring are the best times to remove your tree, and Rocky Road Lawncare can get the job done for you!

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Have you gotten attached to your Christmas tree? W

Have you gotten attached to your Christmas tree? Will your house seem empty without a beautiful pine tree in January? Never fear! You can actually have a potted conifer tree in your house year-round!🎄
The easiest indoor conifer to grow is the the Norfolk Island Pine. They need a min. of 45°F, plenty of bright indirect light, and good soil drainage. Make sure to keep your pine away from heating vents too!
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