Lawn Fertilization & Weed Control
Our lawn fertilization program includes regularly scheduled applications of granular fertilizer to provide essential nutrients to your grass. We also offer herbicide spray applications to help eliminate unwanted weeds with each visit. Our team monitors the overall health of your lawn and can alert you to any issues or answer any questions you may have. Additionally, we can help identify and develop a plan to eliminate various diseases and insect infestations that may damage your lawn.
Lawn Aeration
Aeration is a helpful process for ensuring healthy soil in your lawn. It involves removing small plugs of soil from the ground, exposing the soil layers to oxygen, and allowing nutrients to cycle more effectively. Healthy soil is crucial for maintaining a resilient and healthy lawn. After aeration, there are several beneficial ways to improve soil health, such as slit seeding or adding organic material like topsoil. Aeration is especially beneficial for sodded lawns, as they can be more difficult to establish roots in, and puncturing the soil with aeration can promote greater root health.
Our Soil Bio Aeration service complements or replaces traditional mechanical aeration methods. Microorganisms are added to your soil to help reduce compaction and break down excessive thatch without the need to remove soil plugs.
Slit Seeding
If you have bare areas in your lawn that need more dense turf, slit seeding is a great option. It differs significantly from the normal seeding processes you may see on highways or by amateur landscapers. Slit seeding creates seed-to-soil contact by inserting the seeds into the ground, slightly burying them, and shaking the soil to increase the chances of survival. We also add shredded straw and a seed starter fertilizer to promote germination. Once we apply the seeds, it's up to you to keep them alive by watering them regularly, just enough to keep them moist without drowning them. It's important not to cut the grass until it reaches a height of 2-3 inches. After the first cut, let the grass mature further before additional cuts are made.
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Grub & Insect Control
Grubs can be a damaging pest to lawns, whether small or large. The term "grubs" describes the young larval stage of various insects that live in the soil. Grub control is a type of pesticide applied with granular fertilizer to control these pests while they are still young and in the soil. This treatment is typically applied during the second round of lawn service. If grub control is not applied, the damage will usually become apparent in the summer or fall. Many types of grubs can cause damage, but not all will completely destroy your lawn. Sometimes, the grass will rejuvenate itself, but there are cases where you may need to repair patches in your lawn to maintain a uniform appearance.
Slit seeding can be an effective way to repair your lawn. If you would like more information, please don't hesitate to contact us.
Disease Control in Lawns
Lawns are susceptible to many types of diseases, just like any other plant or living thing. The causes of lawn diseases are often related to cultural practices used on the lawn and the environmental conditions combined with overall lawn care practices. We can help you mitigate disease infections and prevent them in the years to come by implementing smart practices and proper care. We believe that a healthy lawn can be disease-free without the use of chemicals. For recurring problems, we can apply preventative fungicides ahead of time to stop the spread of disease. Our lawn services are tailored to prevent future diseases and maintain the long-term health of your lawn.
Organic
If you are concerned about pesticide use, we offer an organic program that includes only organic fertilizer with no weed control. This option is a great choice for those who want to improve the health of their lawn and soil using all-natural methods. Our organic fertilizer will still provide excellent results for your lawn. Please contact us to learn more.