WyoBuffalo Landscaping

04/13/2026

Spring has arrived in Cheyenne, bringing the perfect window to nurture your lawn after another tough Wyoming winter. At WyoBuffalo Landscaping, we’re ready to help you achieve a vibrant, resilient yard that thrives through our high-plains climate all season long. Below are updated key lawn care tips and timelines tailored to Cheyenne’s cool-season grasses and 2026 conditions.

# # # Lawn Fertilization: Feed Your Grass Right
Fertilizing at the right moments builds strong roots and lush growth in our variable spring weather. For Cheyenne’s cool-season grasses (like Kentucky bluegrass and fescues), we recommend:

**Early Spring Application:** Apply a slow-release fertilizer between mid-April and early May (around April 15–May 5 this year). Wait until daytime highs are consistently in the 50s°F or warmer and your lawn shows active greening. With recent April temperatures trending in the 50s–60s°F range, many lawns are just starting to wake up—perfect timing to support recovery without stressing roots.

**Late Spring Boost:** Follow up with a lighter second application between late May and mid-June (around May 25–June 15), roughly 6–8 weeks after the first. This sustains growth as warmer summer days approach.

**Fall Prep:** A final strong application in late September to early October will fortify roots for next winter.

**Pro Tip:** Avoid fertilizing too early (before mid-April) when soil is still cold, as it can favor top growth over deep roots. We can create a custom plan based on your soil test and yard’s specific needs—just reach out!

# # # City Watering Rules
Cheyenne’s seasonal watering schedule is now in effect (April 1–November 30, 2026). You can water lawns up to **three days per week**, but **no watering is allowed between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.** Trees and gardens have more flexibility outside those hours. Always check for any shortage-related updates from the Board of Public Utilities.

# # # Dethatching & Aeration: Let Your Lawn Breathe
These services are crucial in Cheyenne’s often compacted, clay-heavy soils to improve air, water, and nutrient flow.

**Best Time for Dethatching:** Late spring (May) or early fall (September). Do it in late spring if you notice heavy thatch buildup now; fall is generally ideal for most yards.

**Best Time for Aeration:** Spring (mid-April through May) or fall (September–October), with fall preferred for cool-season grasses. If your lawn sees heavy foot traffic or holds standing water, prioritize spring aeration this year while growth is ramping up.

# # # Sprinkler Systems: Ready for Action
Our dry, windy Cheyenne climate makes a reliable irrigation system essential.

**Turn-On Timing:** Schedule activation for mid-to-late April (around April 15–25), once the chance of hard freezes diminishes. With average last frost dates around late May, we monitor forecasts closely and recommend holding off on consistent watering until soil warms and frost risk drops. Our team handles full spring start-ups, inspections, repairs, and adjustments for efficiency and compliance with watering rules.

# # # We’re Here for You
As your local landscaping experts, WyoBuffalo Landscaping is committed to beautiful, healthy yards that handle Cheyenne’s unique challenges. Whether you need fertilization, dethatching, aeration, sprinkler services, or a full spring cleanup, we’ve got you covered.

Contact us today to schedule your 2026 spring maintenance or get personalized advice—call **307-222-9113** or email **[email protected]**.

*** We have slots open for Aeration, Dethatching and Sprinkler activation starting April 30th. ***

Thank you for trusting WyoBuffalo Landscaping. Here’s to a greener, stronger lawn in 2026!

Warm regards,
Kenneth Lemoine
WyoBuffalo Landscaping

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04/01/2026

Spring Planting Applications Are Now Open! The Rooted in Cheyenne is accepting applications for their Spring 2026 tree planting program. Get a professionally selected and planted tree in the right-of-way next to your property. Qualified residents who can't afford the fee may also be eligible for a free tree. View details and apply here: https://rootedincheyenne.com/apply/Applications are first-come, first-served, so don't wait!

Residents within the Cheyenne city limits may apply to purchase up to 2 trees per planting to be planted in the public right-of-way.

01/13/2026

Another windy day in Cheyenne! 🌬️ It's hard to believe that winter is already here in full swing. Our yards are fully dormant right now, with temperatures dipping into the teens. 🥶 As local landscapers, we know this time of year calls for some extra planning and protection. 🌿 Don't let your landscape become a casualty of harsh winds! This winter, consider adding mulch to protect your plants from the elements. It helps retain moisture and insulates roots during freezing temperatures. ❄️ What are your biggest winter yard challenges? Share below!

12/20/2025

🌳✂️ What to Prune for Strong, Healthy Trees ✂️🌳

1️⃣ Competing leaders
Remove the weaker leader to keep a clear, stable main structure.

2️⃣ Deformed or poorly shaped branches
Eliminate branches that grow irregularly or weaken the tree’s form.

3️⃣ Branches growing from the same point
Thin out branches that emerge too close together or grow on the same plane.

4️⃣ Narrow or weak attachments
Cut branches with tight angles that are more likely to split over time.

5️⃣ Weak growth inside the canopy
Remove water sprouts that drain energy and do not produce fruit.

6️⃣ Growth from the base of the tree
Take out suckers to prevent competition with the main trunk.

7️⃣ Crossing or rubbing branches
Keep the stronger branch and remove the smaller one to avoid wounds.

8️⃣ Broken or diseased branches
Prune damaged wood to limit the spread of disease and decay.

9️⃣ Inward-growing branches
Remove branches growing toward the center to improve light and airflow.

🔟 Overcrowded branches
Thin dense areas to balance growth and maintain tree health.

🌱 Proper pruning strengthens structure, improves light pe*******on, and supports long-term tree vitality.

12/20/2025

Just heard this! 🌟 Did you know that cities with more street trees can reduce crime by up to 47%? Planting just 100 new trees could make your neighborhood safer. Let's get planting! 🌳👩‍ Arbor day is coming, any plans? Share yours!

12/19/2025

🔥Did you know? New research shows that plants can actually communicate with each other! Scientists discovered that tomato plants release chemicals to warn neighboring plants of insect attacks, boosting their defense mechanisms. 🌱扺

12/19/2025

Did you know that credit reporting agencies like Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion are allowed to charge extra fees on your mortgage payments? 🤯 A new program is changing that - Fair Isaac's Mortgage Direct License Program aims to eliminate these mark-ups for good! 💸 What would this mean for you and your wallet? Share with a friend who could use some savings!

12/18/2025

Here are the top 10 tips from experts: maintain sharp mower blades, water deeply but infrequently, and fertilize strategically. Plus, don't forget aerate, overseed, and monitor for pests! 💪 Schedule a professional touch-up to save time & money in the long run.