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Fall vs. Spring Cleanups: What’s Right for Your Yard?

Seasonal cleanups are a vital part of maintaining a healthy, attractive landscape — but many property owners ask the same question: Do I really need both fall and spring yard cleanups? The truth is, each season brings its own unique set of challenges and benefits, and both cleanups play a key role in long-term lawn and landscape health.


At Lawn Harmony Landscaping, we provide professional cleanup services across Central Ohio, helping homeowners and businesses in Franklin, Pickaway, Fairfield, and Ross Counties keep their properties clean, safe, and looking their best year-round. Let’s break down the differences and benefits of both fall and spring cleanups.


Spring Cleanup: Resetting Your Landscape After Winter


Spring is all about preparing your yard for the growing season. After months of cold, wind, and snow, your landscape needs a little help to bounce back.

Key benefits of a spring cleanup:


  • Removal of dead leaves, branches, and winter debris

  • First mow and edging of the season

  • Bed preparation and pre-emergent weed control

  • Fresh mulch installation

  • Bush and shrub pruning (as needed)

  • Lawn aeration and overseeding (ideal timing)


Spring cleanup sets the tone for healthy turf growth, vibrant flower beds, and a polished look just in time for the warmer months. It's also the ideal moment to catch issues like compaction or early weed growth before they become costly problems.

🍁 Fall Cleanup: Protecting Your Lawn for Winter


Fall cleanup is all about protection and preparation. Removing debris, trimming perennials, and prepping your landscape for dormancy helps reduce winter stress and sets up easier spring recovery.


Key benefits of a fall cleanup:

  • Complete leaf removal to prevent mold and smothering

  • Cutting back perennials and seasonal plants

  • Final mow and edging before winter

  • Clearing gutters to prevent ice buildup

  • Mulch replenishment for winter insulation

  • Lawn fertilization for root strength


Skipping fall cleanup can lead to dead spots, mold issues, and clogged gutters — especially in wooded areas or yards with heavy leaf drop. A clean fall yard also makes spring cleanup faster and easier.


Which Cleanup Is Best for You?


The answer isn’t either/or — it’s both. Spring cleanups jumpstart your lawn and get everything growing strong, while fall cleanups ensure your property can rest safely and rebound quickly when the seasons change.


If you’re in Franklin, Pickaway, Fairfield, or Ross County and want to stay ahead of the seasons, Lawn Harmony Landscaping can schedule both cleanups in a seasonal maintenance plan tailored to your property’s needs.


Contact Lawn Harmony Landscaping to schedule your seasonal cleanup today:




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