UTAH LANDSCAPE STEWARDSHIP — SEASONAL GUIDE

Seasonal
Stewardship

Precision care protocols tailored to Utah's climate and your landscape's specific needs. Updated each season to reflect current conditions across the Wasatch Front and beyond.

SELECT YOUR CLIMATE ZONE
Elevation: 4,200–5,000 ft
Includes: SLC, Sandy, Draper, Holladay

Preparing for Dormancy

Your landscape is currently in this seasonal phase.

CLIMATE ZONE
Salt Lake Valley

SALT LAKE VALLEY — AUTUMN NOTEFirst hard freeze typically mid-October. Start irrigation blowout planning by late September.

Blow out irrigation systems before the first hard freeze (typically mid-October at elevation).

Drain all backflow preventers, valves, and exposed pipe runs — trapped water is the primary cause of winter damage.

Insulate above-ground vacuum breakers with foam covers before nighttime temps drop below 32°F.

These protocols reflect general best practices for Utah's Wasatch Front climate. Microclimatic variations — elevation, aspect, soil type, and irrigation infrastructure — may require site-specific adjustments. BlackWood Seasonal Maintenance Program clients receive tailored seasonal guidance from their dedicated Project Lead.

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The BlackWood Seasonal Maintenance Program handles every seasonal task on your behalf — proactively, on schedule, without you lifting a finger.

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