How to Stake Your Garden for winter?

by Akiservice Landscaping AKI Landscaping Service

You have worked hard to save your beautiful garden throughout the summer, spring, and fall. You’ve aerated, fertilized, raked, and watered and even mulched you grass till it gets perfect health. But what about the winter season, when heavy snow dump arrives, your masterpiece disappears under a white blanket? Also, some of us think artificial grass Aberdeen will help a lot in keeping your garden attractive.

That’s when the snow plowing begins and mounds pile up. There is one issue, and it is a big issue. Your snowplow operator has no reference to tell where the roadways finish and your lawn edge starts. Your garden and every other hidden entity are at risk of being struck by the plow blade.

Here are some easy points to avoid the damage to your garden in the winter:

You are wondering what staking your garden is. You’re likely questioning why people do stake their gardens and why stalking your lawn is important. Lawn staking is an easy and reasonable way of knowing your boundaries. This clearly demarcates where a snowplow operator can travel without striking a hazard surface.

Every winter, cost harm happens when plow drivers unintentionally strike snow-covered things. Operators don’t intend on making homeowners issues. With good intentions, the professionals unknowingly hit objects that aren’t seen. Snowplow operators can damage more than your property.

No one wants to lay issues for these snow-covered disasters. That’s no value for any side, but, the reality is that snowplow strikes are costly, and someone has to absorb the repair bills. Using snow stakes is that ounce of prevention worth pounds of cure.

Snow stakes are tall poles you insert to check edges and objects that become covered by winter’s snowfall. These easy visual aids are the best tip for simple snow plowing you can get. Snow stake markers are common in big areas that need human snow elimination rather than waiting for nature to melt it away.

 

Marking other snow plow risk

Garden boundaries aren’t the only thing stakes protect. Marking stakes are used for knowing all types of valuable structures, immovable hazards, and live plants. Stakes are handy to mark out:

1.       Focus curbs and sidewalk areas

2.       Use connection boxes

3.       Retaining walls

4.       Catch and drains basins

5.       Guardrails

6.       Shrub and garden beds planting

7.       Boulders and stumps

8.       Drainage ditches

9.       Driveway entree

10.   Patio lips and edges

11.   Decorative garden features

12.   Buried cable accesses

 

So, these are some landscape features that can easily disappear under snowfall. You can take help from professionals at Aki Service for the best landscaping services. The professionals are also specialised and qualified in Artificial grass Aberdeen.

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Created on Jun 21st 2020 23:47. Viewed 377 times.

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