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Full service landscaping in Western Massachusetts. High level attention to detail & quality customer service.


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ST.CLAIR LANDSCAPING INC

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28 COMMERCIAL DR
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48 years of experience

Family owned and operated with over 40 years experience. We are a full landscape design/installation firm located in Hamden, MA and have consistently been an industry leader in the local area since out inception. Free estimates are available

Family owned and operated with over 40 years experience. We are a full landscape design/installation firm located in Hamden, MA and have consistently been an industry leader in the local area since out inception. Free estimates are available







Our company’s mission is to provide the highest quality lawn care in the most efficient and timely manner. Your needs are our first priority; we strive to keep your property looking its best!


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C2C (Converted 2 Christ) Property Management & Landscaping! Owner Steve and co-owner Donna started C2C to proudly serve business owners, homeowners and churches, with property management and landscaping. They are Christ centered and try to exude those standards in all they do.

C2C (Converted 2 Christ) Property Management & Landscaping! Owner Steve and co-owner Donna started C2C to proudly serve business owners, homeowners and churches, with property management and landscaping. They are Christ centered and try to exude those standards in all they do.

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Lawn Fertilization and Treatment questions, answered by experts

Post-dethatching, lawn recovery includes watering, fertilizing, and reseeding as necessary to restore health and promote growth.

The best fertilizer for your lawn contains a balance of the nutrients your grass needs for long-term health. A soil test can tell you the optimum nutrient balance. However, to repair yellow grass quickly, assuming all it needs is fertilizer, apply a nitrogen-rich blend that promotes fast growth.

Overfertilizing can burn and kill the grass as well as upset the soil's nutrient balance, leaving your grass prone to disease and infestation. You'll know that you have overfertilized your burn when you have recently fertilized and begin to see brown and yellow patches of dead grass that need to be reseeded. 

The best time to apply fertilizer to your lawn is in early fall, though some climates necessitate a different schedule. In most cases, avoid fertilizing late into fall, as this opens up your yard to winter injuries and poor health (though this is a great time to kill weeds.) You should avoid early spring fertilization, as this helps the grass leaves grow, but at the expense of developing root systems. Remember to water your lawn after fertilizing to increase its effectiveness and reduce the likelihood of runoff during a rainstorm. 

You can use a fungicide to help control powdery mildew, but you should apply it judiciously as it can damage soil health and persist in the soil. Most of the time, proper watering, surface drying, and limiting shade can control powdery mildew without needing harsher interventions. If you have a repeated problem with powdery mildew, you can also try planting a shade-resistant type of grass that will be less susceptible to the fungus.

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