Bettendorf Landscaping Shares Tips to Transition Lawns from Spring to Summer

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Monday, May 26, 2025 at 5:00pm UTC

Local Experts Reveal Secret Techniques for Transforming Quad Cities Lawns into Summer Showpieces

Bettendorf, United States - May 26, 2025 / Boscage Landscaping /

Local Experts Reveal Secret Techniques for Transforming Quad Cities Lawns into Summer Showpieces

Boscage Landscaping

Boscage Landscaping, a trusted name in the Quad Cities landscaping industry since 2014, is educating homeowners on essential lawn care practices to help transition their properties from spring to summer. As temperatures rise and rainfall patterns shift, the local landscaping experts are sharing professional insights to help Quad Cities residents maintain lush, healthy lawns throughout the challenging summer months.

"The transition period between spring and summer is critical for establishing lawn health that will carry through the entire season," says Luke Franich, owner of Boscage Landscaping. "Most homeowners don't realize that the steps taken during this six-week window can make or break their lawn's resilience during the heat of summer."

According to Boscage Landscaping, proper spring-to-summer lawn transitioning involves several key practices that many homeowners often overlook. Their team of professionals, with over 25 years of combined experience, has identified the following essential steps:

Critical Lawn Transition Techniques

Proper Mowing Height Adjustment - As temperatures climb, raising mower blades is crucial. Taller grass develops deeper root systems that better withstand drought conditions and provides natural shade that helps prevent weed germination.

"One of the biggest mistakes we see is homeowners cutting their grass too short during late spring," Franich explains. "Scalping your lawn might look neat initially, but it dramatically reduces your grass's ability to withstand summer heat stress."

Strategic Fertilization - Applying the right nutrients at the right time helps lawns develop the strength needed for summer. Boscage Landscaping recommends a slow-release fertilizer application in late spring that provides ongoing nutrition without causing excessive growth that increases water requirements.

Soil Aeration - Breaking up compacted soil now allows for better water penetration and root growth during summer months. This service, which Boscage Landscaping offers throughout the Bettendorf and LeClaire areas, creates thousands of small holes in lawns to improve oxygen flow and reduce runoff.

Smart Irrigation Practices - Establishing proper watering habits during the transition period trains grass roots to grow deeper. Boscage recommends deep, infrequent watering rather than daily light sprinkling, which encourages shallow root development.

Preventative Weed Control - Applying pre-emergent weed control during this transition period prevents summer weeds from becoming established. The company's certified technicians can identify the optimal timing for application based on soil temperatures.

The locally-owned and operated company has served over 500 clients throughout Bettendorf, LeClaire, Davenport, and Moline. Their commitment to sustainable practices and customer satisfaction has earned them a 4.8-star rating across multiple review platforms.

Environmental Considerations

Boscage Landscaping emphasizes that their approach balances effective lawn care with environmental responsibility. The company prioritizes sustainable solutions that protect local waterways and wildlife while maintaining beautiful landscapes.

"Many of our clients are surprised to learn that proper lawn care practices can actually benefit the environment," adds Franich. "A healthy lawn acts as a natural filter for rainwater and helps prevent erosion. Our team is trained to implement techniques that support both beautiful yards and environmental health."

The company offers comprehensive assessments to identify specific lawn needs during this critical transition period. These consultations consider factors including grass type, soil condition, sun exposure, and drainage issues – all elements that influence summer lawn performance.

Community Education Initiative

As part of their commitment to the local community, Boscage Landscaping is offering a free downloadable guide, "6 Weeks to Summer-Ready Lawns," available on their website. This resource provides week-by-week instructions for homeowners who prefer to handle their own lawn maintenance.

Additionally, the company has scheduled a series of free lawn care workshops at their Bettendorf facility throughout May and June. These sessions will cover topics ranging from proper watering techniques to organic pest control methods.

"We believe in empowering homeowners with knowledge, whether they become our clients or not," says Franich. "A beautiful Quad Cities community benefits everyone."

About Boscage Landscaping

Founded in 2014, Boscage Landscaping delivers dependable, high-quality landscaping services to discerning homeowners in Bettendorf, LeClaire, and surrounding areas of the Quad Cities. Guided by core values of Humility, Trustworthiness, Empathy, Courage, Discipline, Innovation, Accountability, Customer Focus, Sustainability, and Teamwork, the company strives to create personalized, worry-free solutions.

With a team of 10 background-checked professionals, Boscage Landscaping offers comprehensive services including lawn care, mulch installation, shrub trimming, tree and shrub planting, rock installation, brick borders, drainage solutions, and seasonal cleanups.

Homeowners interested in learning more about transitioning their lawns from spring to summer or scheduling a no-obligation assessment can contact Boscage Landscaping at (563) 123-4567 or visit this page for more information.

Contact Information:

Luke Franich
Bettendorf - Boscage Landscaping๐Ÿ“ 6035 Valley Dr, Bettendorf, IA 52722
๐Ÿ“ž (563) 209-4636
๐Ÿ“ง info@boscagelandscaping.com

Contact Information:

Boscage Landscaping

6035 Valley Dr
Bettendorf, IA 52722
United States

Luke Franich
https://www.boscagelandscaping.com/

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