Northern Utah lawns look rough after winter—brown Kentucky bluegrass, spongy thatch, and early pink tree blossoms. Dethatching now clears the dead layer so water and air reach the roots. Simple spring steps for a thicker, greener lawn all summer.

As winter fades in northern Utah, yards still look rough—brown grass, scattered debris in beds, and bare trees just starting to bloom with pink flowers. A thorough spring cleanup clears the way for healthier plants and a vibrant season ahead.