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July: <br /> • Mulch mow all turf areas weekly. <br /> • Prune vines as needed to keep out of window recesses or if vines are extending <br /> above the first story (12 feet above main floor level). <br /> August: <br /> • Mulch mow all turf areas weekly. <br /> • Add new mulch to planters where the mulch depth has been reduced to less than 2 <br /> inches (5 cm) thick. Mulch not required where shrubs or groundcover completely hide <br /> the soil surface from view. <br /> September: <br /> • Mulch mow all turf areas weekly. <br /> • Prune vines as needed to keep out of window recesses or if vines are extending <br /> above the first story (12'). <br /> • Fertilize all landscape areas except for rain garden/bio-retention areas in September <br /> or early October. The fertilization of shrubs/groundcover areas may be eliminated <br /> when the plants reach maturity or completely fill the planters, without space between <br /> them. Written authorization from the owner's representative is required before the <br /> fertilization may be eliminated from the required work. <br /> • Inventory all plant materials. Inventory shall include an exact count of all shrubs and <br /> trees, itemized by planter. Replace any dead or missing plants subject to the terms <br /> of these specifications. <br /> • Prune perennial bulbs back to ground level as soon as leaf blades yellow and wilt <br /> (from June through October, depending on bulb type). Maintain 2 inches of mulch on <br /> ground surface over bulbs to insulate from cold and prevent winter weed growth. <br /> October: <br /> • Mulch mow all turf areas twice per month. <br /> • Have backflow preventer (on irrigation water supply)tested annually by approved <br /> plumbing technician. <br /> • Turn off and prepare irrigation system for winter. Make sure backflow preventer is <br /> well-insulated or drained prior to first freeze. Blow out pipes using compressed air in <br /> areas where freezing could result in breakage. Drain drip irrigation tines as <br />