Lawn Care Applications

Crabgrass

We’re not done with the crabgrass yet! Studies have shown that proper control of crabgrass can only be attained through split applications. Instead of just one application in early spring, we apply a “booster” application in late spring as well. The double applications bring your control percentage from 60% to well above 90%.

Broadleaf Weeds

Spring is when the weeds try to take over that nice lawn of yours. The yellow heads of dandelions speckle suburban neighborhoods and remind us that Mother Nature will always be one step ahead. Now is the time to put her in her place. This application will control about 85% – 90% of the weeds that are infesting your yard

Summer Fertilizer

A heavily organic based fertilizer is applied to gently feed your lawn through the hotter Summer months. A heavier fertilizer application would actually promote serious disease problems, so now’s the time to go light. Organic based fertilizers are slowly, naturally broken down and released by the soil microbes. This helps feed not only your lawn, but also the entire soil ecosystem.

Grub Control

White grubs are the larval form of several types of beetle. The Japanese Beetle is probably the best known culprit. These grub eggs are laid in the Summer. They hatch in the early Fall and begin feeding on the roots of your lawn. If left untreated, White Grubs will decimate entire sections of your lawn. This application will protect your lawn for the entire Summer and Fall seasons.

Fertilizer

After that hot, stressful Summer, your lawn needs a good feeding. The root system is now under stress and the insects have taken a toll. As we enter the cooler Fall months, it’s time to fortify your lawn with all the nutrients necessary to rebuild and reestablish your lawn.

Spot Seeding

You’ll probably have some bare patches that just couldn’t handle the Summer heat. Time to aerate and spot seed/drill seed to thicken up those lawns. 

Soil Amendment

If your lawn’s pH is too low (acidic), we can balance it by adding limestone.

Winterization

Do you remember learning in school about the life cycles of plants? Right before the winter, plants send food reserves to the root system for storage. When spring comes, they then draw upon these reserves to start growing again. This application gives your lawn a plentiful supply of nutrients to send to the roots for storage. Though you won’t see dramatic results this season, your lawn will thank you for it in the spring.

Lawn Care Products

Insecticide