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Portland, ME has a continental climate. This means warm, humid summers and cold, sometimes harsh winters. Portland is on the Southern coast of Maine, where the climate is more moist and warmer that in the northern part of the state. Summer temperatures in this part of Maine go as high as 90 degrees Fahrenheit and [...]
[continue reading...]Bangor is the third largest city in Maine. The climatic condition is rather unpredictable in Bangor. January is the coldest month, and snowstorms are common in February and March. Bangor lawn care helps to improve the appearance and value of your property. Are Fertilizers Necessary for Bangor Lawn Care? The best lawn care tip that [...]
[continue reading...]Aside from Alaska, Maine is the most northern state in the US. Its location leads to very cold winters and more mild summers. More resilient turf types are necessary to withstand the state’s long winters. The best lawns in Maine are often created with a blend of several types of cool weather grasses like bluegrass, fine fescue, and ryegrasses. By mixing several types of grass, it’s easier to maximize to positive attributes of each variety, while downplaying their negative aspects.
One of the most popular blends available in Maine consists of a blend between Kentucky bluegrass and fine fescue. Kentucky bluegrass is used primarily for its vibrant green color and is easy to grow in many different soil types. It is also able to withstand Maine’s cold winters. Adding fine fescue allows the grass to thrive in heavily shaded areas and also adds to the lawns ability to withstand cold.
The main concern of Maine lawn care is making sure that the lawn receives proper watering. Soil in Maine tends to be rocky and dry, so irrigation is necessary for most residents. This combined with regular fertilization and aeration can make for a beautiful lawn.
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