Bowling Green Maintenance: 35. Annual Plan Summary 
The values given in the example quarterly maintenance plans can be totalled to provide an annual overview. It is important to emphasise that the actual times and occasions will vary due to numerous influencing factors but as a planning tool this can also help in communicating to others the effort and resources needed to maintain a bowling green.
The mid-range figures for each quarter are:
• Spring (March - May): 149 hours.
• Summer (June - August): 172⅜ hours.
• Autumn (September - November): 146⅞ hours.
• Winter (December - February): 42⅜ hours.
• The full 12-months: 510⅝ hours.
• Spring (March - May): 149 hours.
• Summer (June - August): 172⅜ hours.
• Autumn (September - November): 146⅞ hours.
• Winter (December - February): 42⅜ hours.
• The full 12-months: 510⅝ hours.