Yards_4u LLC

10/08/2026

We have a ton of these in the neighborhoods now, unfortunately most are planted in a location they shouldn't be. Do your research before buying and planting..

10/01/2026

We're now at the mid way stage of Fall maintenance season, hopefully you have a game plan?
Today's task- repair the back yard that took a beating during our extended drought conditions.
Aerate in serval directions to pull up the hard packed soil, then overseed, lime, added organic starter fertilizer and a top dressing of a compost / topsoil mix.
I always use a blend of seed, and this project took a blend of 6 different types of fescue. So hopefully something will survive throughout the entire yard.

09/28/2026

Don't forget to vote for your favorites. Small businesses need your support and a vote on Nextdoor and a referral can make a huge difference for them.

09/23/2026

It's officially Fall maintenance season. Make sure you are prepared, before the crew shows up.
It's important to have the grass mowed, before the maintenance is preformed. Otherwise your seed will never reach the soil to germinate properly.

09/23/2026

Don't forget to show your support for your favorite small businesses in the area.

09/22/2026

If these fuel prices continue to increase at this rate small businesses will have to increase their fees.
Because we can no longer absorb the extra cost.

09/01/2026

If you've been wanting to add to your landscaping, here's a great opportunity to do that with some edible plants.

Come out and go on an orchard tour, taste some fruit and get the fruit trees you’ve been wanting at a great discount!

Saturday is the main event with orchard tours.
Friday and Sunday we will have the 20% discount on plants, but no orchard tours.
The discount is in person at the nursery only and can not be used for online orders.

08/30/2026

07/24/2026

Grateful for the break in heat this week. I was able to get a few jobs done in Old Trail.
The HOA crew install spring mulch 2x this yr. (I was told because 1st application was wrong color.)
So the crew just added to the existing mulch that has been piling up for years.
I was asked to remove 10" of it and relocate to a new bed next to recently installed fence. Then I edged and reapplied 3" to original bed along the border of the home.

07/19/2026

A little late to the party this year, but the Japanese beetle and June bugs are here to eat all they can. Unfortunately Japanese beetles are attracted to aroma and sweet tasting foliage.
Same with the June bugs, but they also look for soft organic material, gardens, beds, etc to lay their lava of the unwanted grubs.
Good luck this year's drought conditions and now the unwanted insects have been challenging for many of us.

Japanese beetles aren’t picky, but they have favorites: roses, grapes, raspberries, cherry and plum trees, lindens, crape myrtle, and beans, among others.

https://waynesborogardens.com/2026/06/25/beating-japanese-beetles-in-the-shenandoah-valley/