Proper weed management, insect and disease dontroland turf management and monitoring is essential to a beautiful healthy lawn. We will inspect and recommend applications to control weeds.

  
Insect and Disease Control – Periodic inspection of your turf is required for management of insect damage and diseases. Early detection of insect infestation and diseases translates into ease of controls. We try to prevent damage whenever possible. Examples of insect disease are Japanese beetle grubs, sod worm, and chinch bug. Examples of diseases to look out for are brown patch, summer patch, red thread.

This custom program includes

• Timely mowing
•  Alternate direction cutting (cross-cutting)
• Lawn and walkway Blowing
• String head trimming
• Field mowing and brush cutting

Seasonal fertilizer programs -In accordance with the needs of specific lawn areas, we custom tailor a fertilizer program to any frequency your turf requires. Following application, we monitor your turf and recommend proper further applications at correct timing intervals.

Fertilizers are used with the proper amounts of Nitrogen-Phosphorus-Potassium to match the requirements of your turf. The following are examples of some applications that my be need for your turf. The proper application times and treatments are contigent upon your particular turf and property.

• Grub Control
• Crab Grass Control
• Lawn Fertilizer
• Tick Control
•  Weed and Feed
• Fungiside
• Lawn Food – Winterizer
• Lime

Using different weed control products, we apply either pre or post emergants. Pre emergents are applied prior to weed growth and post emergents are applied directly on the weeds after they have emerged.

• Broad leaf weeds – Apply a post emergent as soon as weeds appear. Some examples are dandilions, chickweed, and plantian.
• Grass weeds- Using a combination of pre and post emergents, control crab grass, dallies grass, and goose grass.
• Proper soil acidity: Correct acidity of your soil is very important. Lime, if necessary, balances the acidity in soils. Lawns grow best in slighty acid to neutral PH levels in this area. Lime will counterbalance strongly acidic soils and ad calcium as a nutrient and increase the availability of other plant nutrients. 
• Irrigation control and water monitoring: Proper watering plays a very important role in the success of your turf, beds, trees and shrubs. Proper watering amounts and frequency are dictated by your turf and property requirements. Water only needs to be applied when the grounds require.
• Mulching: Add the finishing touch to your landscape. With clean edging and the correct depth of mulch, your plants will grow healthier and look better. Mulch keeps needed moisture in the beds for the longest possible time and protects the root structure from the sun and slows drying. In addition, you will not have to compete with weeds or worry about mowing too closely and damaging the bark of your favorite specimens.