Lawn Application 1 (March)
First of 2 applications of crabgrass control. This application will help to control crabgrass and some other unwanted “grassy” weeds.
Lawn Application 2 (April/May)
This is the second round of crabgrass control, along with a premium broadleaf weed herbicide. This will help control your broadleaf weeds such as dandelions and clover.
Lawn Application 3 (May/June)
This slow release summer fertilizer, with iron, will feed your yard 8-10 weeks. The role iron plays on a lawn is that deep, dark green hue we all like to see, it’s what sets your lawn apart from your neighbors.
Lawn Application 4 (June/July)
Yellow nutsedge is the tall thin neon green “grass” that grows considerably faster than the rest of the turf. This weed is one you can just suppress, not eliminate.
Grubs are the baby form of beetles, and can potentially destroy a beautiful lawn quickly, by being proactive with this application, we can protect your lawn from destruction.
Lawn Application 5 (July/August)
Application 5 is sprayed to get rid of unwanted broadleaf weeds. This is the time of the year when the toughest and hardest to control broadleaf weeds are present.
Yellow nutsedge is the tall thin neon green “grass” that grows considerably faster than the rest of the turf. This weed is one you can just suppress, not eliminate.
Lawn Application 6 (September/October)
This slow release granular fertilizer is high in nitrogen and contains iron. The nitrogen will help your yard recover, from the summer stress and the iron will also add to the greenness we all like seeing in our yard.
Lawn Application 7 (November/December)
Winterizer sets the foundation for the following year. The large amount of nitrogen that is applied to your lawn is stored in the roots of the plant and is used in the following spring. This application encourages root growth, and strong roots equal a stronger healthier plant. Therefore, looking better and more drought tolerant during the tougher times of the year.