Consistent property maintenance not only boosts curb appeal but also protects your investment in Deltona’s unique climate. From routine lawn care to seasonal preparations, these five expert tips from AllStarr Rands Landscaping will help you enjoy a healthy, pristine yard year‑round.
• MOW WEEKLY AT THE RIGHT HEIGHT – During warmer months, keep grass blades at 3–4 inches to shade soil, reduce water loss, and encourage deep roots.
• EDGE BEDS & WALKWAYS – Define borders every visit to prevent grass from creeping into flower beds and hardscaped areas.
• Water Between 4AM-8 AM – Reduces evaporation and strengthens turf against heat stress.
• TARGET 1–1.25 INCHES WEEKLY – Measure with a rain gauge or container to ensure sufficient but not excessive irrigation.
• Remove Weeds & Debris – Weed beds monthly to prevent competition for nutrients and moisture.
• Apply 2-3 Inches of Organic Mulch– Conserves soil moisture, suppresses weeds, and regulates temperature around roots.
• Spring & Fall Pruning– Shape hedges, remove dead wood, and improve airflow to reduce disease.
• CLEAR BRANCHES FROM STRUCTURES – Trim back branches that brush siding or overhang walkways to prevent damage and pest access.
If you’re short on time or notice persistent brown spots, irrigation issues, or overgrown beds, AllStarr Rands Landscaping is here to help. Our licensed and insured team offers custom maintenance plans across Deltona, Sanford, Lake Mary, and all of Volusia & Seminole Counties.
Call now for a free low‑maintenance design consultation: (407) 627‑9203
Or email: allstarrrandsllc@gmail.com
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