Historic Anderson County lots with mature canopy.
Pendleton has one of the older housing stocks in Anderson County, with a historic district of mature trees, established beds and lawns that have been in place for a very long time.
That age cuts both ways. The soil is settled and the canopy is beautiful, but the turf underneath is shaded, root-competed and compacted — and the ornamental beds are often as much of the picture as the lawn is.
Large established trees take water and nutrients out of the same few inches of soil the turf is trying to live in, and they do it far beyond the drip line. A Pendleton lawn under old hardwoods is competing for every resource, which is why thin turf there usually is not a fertility problem that more fertilizer will fix.
Properties with decades-old professional landscaping tend to carry established ornamental pest and disease pressure alongside the lawn issues. Our ornamental landscape revitalization program — plant protectants and insect repellents for flowers, shrubs and bushes — runs alongside the lawn program for exactly these properties.
Raising mowing height on a shaded fescue lawn gives the plant more leaf area to work with under less light. It is free, and on a heavily canopied Pendleton lot it will outperform an extra application.
Leaves left on thin, shaded turf through a warm Upstate autumn trap moisture against the crown and invite disease right when the lawn is trying to recover and take seed.
This service is tailored to your particular lawn and landscape and will set your property well ahead of any others.
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