Fertilization
Fertilization Programs
Our programs provide your lawn with the proper nutrients to enhance root growth, which results in a healthy appearance. Plants need to be fertilized because most soil does not provide the essential nutrients required for optimal appearance.
We offer several different programs.
Soil Sample Analysis
Soil samples provide details for which types of products are needed to give you maximum results from your fertilizer program. When soils are out of balance, you could be only getting a 60% usage of you fertilizer, which is money wasted.
Aeration
Creates cores in lawn to help lawns breath, allows water intake, creates stronger root development, and helps lawns deal with drought and heat tolerance.
Our Popular Packages
These are our most popular options; we do have customized programs per request.
Insect control can be added on are available with your Weed and Feed application and grub control. This will give you the coverage for most active time of the season. Or it can be handled on a separate application on its own.
We love Results!
We use all commercial equipment with accurate calibration.
Fertilizer Treatment
If you love caring for your lawn, but just need some help with fertilizing , over seeding and aeration, we can schedule those services. We also do consultations to answer questions about your yard.
Current Promotions
Prepay for the season by March 15 will receive a 5% discount.
Refer a friend and receive a 15% discount on one service with signed agreement.
FAQs
Why do you prefer granular fertilizer?
Granular fertilizer provides better results with slower release options and has less chance of run off to polluting our water.
Why do we not see big results right after an application?
We use a slow release granular fertilizer, which doesn’t allow the big spikes to your soil. This eliminates stress to the lawn, which also allows it to last longer and alleviate run off to other locations.
Are soil tests really important and how often should you do them?
It is recommended to perform one at least every other year so that you are able to correct any spikes or drops in you soil chemistry and you can get the most out of your fertilizer program.