Boy we sure have been busy since our last post, two years ago!  Here's what we've been up to:

-Edge to Edge, INC. now has over 200 clients in the Birmingham Metro Area! 

-We have improved our accounting system to incorporate online payments from all customers using PayPal or Stripe. 

-We now offer package rates for Complete Yard Care!  Check them out in the "Complete Yard Care Packages" page. 

-We have invested in new mowing equipment and employee training, allowing us to have even more pristine looking lawns and even happier clients!

We'd love to hear from you! Comment below or contact us using the contact form!

Adam Truitt
President

A bit of warm weather often prompts homeowners to start scalping their lawns in an effort to have one of the first green lawns. Be patient. Scalping too soon can be more damaging than helpful, since there is still a chance of a frost. What's important is that the soil temperature warms up more so than the air temperature.

It's been a brutal winter not only for commuters but also plant material. Especially newly planted shrubs. The plant picture to the left displays cold damage to an established gardenia. Even if the leaves were totally brown the plant has a good chance of surviving. As long as the roots did not receive damage. Newly planted shrubs are more susceptible  to damage since they were recently transplanted and already undergoing stress. Good news is that there is still time for many plants to establish blooms.