August is when the damage from a Birmingham summer becomes hard to ignore. Areas that were full and green in May are thin. Bare spots have opened up along walkways and in the middle of the yard. The lawn generally looks tired and a good rain hasn’t fixed.
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Every spring, homeowners across Birmingham look at a lawn full of annual bluegrass, henbit, and chickweed and wonder where it came from. The answer is that it germinated the previous fall, while the lawn was heading into dormancy and nobody was paying attention.
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If you manage a commercial property, a school campus, a municipal facility, or an HOA community in the Birmingham area, there’s a good chance your budget is finalized in October. That means the real decisions about grounds maintenance happen in August and September, well before contracts are signed and the budget is set.
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