Fertilizing & Weed Control Services

1 – (April 25th – May 15th) – apply a granular fertilizer with pre-emergent to prevent weeds from germinating combined a slow release nitrogen to jumpstart the grass growth and increase the “green up” speed. Most pre-emergents must be applied before the soil temperature reaches 50-55 degrees Fahrenheit, but our pre-emergent does not. We use a higher quality product that works at any ground temps to stop weed germination.

2 – (May 1st – June 15th) – apply a liquid fertilizer post-emergent herbicide. The fertilizer helps green and thicken the lawn, while the herbicide kills broadleaf weeds such as pesky broadleaf.

3 – (July 1st – August 15th)  – apply a slow release granular fertilizer to help strengthen the root structure of your grass for the hot and humid summer days. It also includes micro nutrients slow release nitrogen and potash. These nutrients help the roots dive deep for the water they need and keeps your lawn green!

4 – (July 1st – August 30th) – apply a liquid application of post-emergent crab grass weed control

5 – (August 1st – September 15th) – apply a liquid application that has nitrogen, potash, and other micro nutrients. At this same time we apply a broad leaf herbicide to kill broadleaf weeds. By getting rid of them during this application this sets up your lawn to be as close to weed free as possible the following spring.

6 – (September 15th – October 30th) – apply a long lasting slow release fertilizer. This gives the grass the nutrients it needs to prepare for going into hibernation for the next 5-6 months and ensures your soil possesses the nutrients needed for greening up your lawn come spring.