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Complete Lawn Care Services in Forest Hills, TN
If you are a homeowner in Forest Hills, TN, you care about the way your lawn and landscaping look.
After all, your lawn is where you host friends and play with your kids. It’s where you eat picnic dinners, barbecue, and play yard games.
You don’t want to do all that on a scrubby yard full of bare patches! It’s just not the same.
Fortunately for you, if your yard is unattractive and scrubby, Pure Turf can help! We offer quality lawn care services for people living in Forest Hills, TN.
Give us a call today to get started!
If you live in or near Forest Hills, TN, we don’t need to tell you much about the local beauty and attractions, which include:
- Full Moon Pickin party
- Radnor Lake State Park
- Game Terminal
- Belle Meade Historic Site and Winery
- Cheekwood
- The Bluebird Cafe
- The Adventure Park at Nashville
- Europa Go Karts and Golf
- The Greenhouse Bar
- Richland Country Club
Plus all the attractions of Nashville! There is plenty to do in this exciting area.
Forest Hills is a city in Davidson County, TN, just south of Nashville. The area was originally settled by Anglo-Europeans in 1780, and today the city covers 9.24 square miles and has a population of 4,812 people.
As its name suggests, Forest Hills is situated in the middle of a section of steep, wooded hills. These hills were all densely wooded until the early 20th century, when parts of them were cleared and developed. Some sections of the city also contains fertile farmland that used to support numerous local farms.
Here is a short blurb about Forest Hills from the official city website:
Forest Hills is a small residential city in southwest Davidson County, Tennessee, along the northern border of Williamson County.
The area was developed as a suburb of Nashville in the wake of the post-World War II population and economic boom. Nashville has enjoyed prosperity and growth during the past several decades, which is reflected in the development of Forest Hills. Since 1970, hundreds of dwellings have been built in Forest Hills, and the community no longer retains many tracts of open space or farmland.
When the city of Nashville consolidated with Davidson County in 1963, Forest Hills was one of six (now five) existing cities that maintained its identity. Satellite city residents do not receive access to all city-county combined services; the City of Forest Hills provides many services such as chipper service, road maintenance, and stormwater management. Residents pay no property taxes to the City of Forest Hills; its funds come primarily from a share of the taxes imposed by the state of Tennessee.
If you live in Forest Hills and want to improve your yard, give us a call here at Pure Turf! We serve all zip codes in Forest Hills, including:
37027, 37205, 37215, 37220
We look forward to hearing from you!
Frequently Asked Questions about Forest Hills Lawn Care
Never. For your convenience, all of our services are performed on a continual basis. We never require contracts, but if we earn your business, please let us know by email if you would like to make any changes to your chosen lawn care plan.
A valid credit card is required to have on file and will be charged at the completion of each service.
We just ask that you stay off the lawn until the treatment is dry. Typically, that takes an hour or less.
Please wait at least 24 hours before mowing the lawn after a treatment. This allows the weed control product to be absorbed by the weeds.
Having an irrigation system is a huge advantage, but it can potentially cause more harm than good. Each system must be properly calibrated to apply the correct amount of water at the proper time. Daily watering and evening irrigation can both promote diseases, like Brown patch. The rule of thumb is to provide your lawn with 1 inch of water per week with as few watering sessions as possible.
We recommend 1-3 times per week only during the early morning hours. If you decide to water twice a week, you’ll need to make sure each zone in your lawn is receiving 1/2 inch of water each time the irrigation runs. The only way to know how long each zone should run is to scatter empty (tuna) cans throughout the zone and to let the system run until the proper amount of water is in each can. This process takes some effort, but it assures your system is properly calibrated. No matter how good your irrigation system is, nothing beats a slow, steady rain.
Irrigating after seeding and aeration is different. Frequent short watering (2-3) times a day is ideal for about 2 weeks. This will encourage the seeds to germinate quickly and become established. After 2 weeks resume a normal irrigation schedule.
Rain after a treatment is almost always a good thing. It can activate the pre-emergent and can help the root zone absorb the fertilizer and organic materials. However, if there is heavy rainfall immediately following a treatment, it could have a negative impact on the weed control product. If the weeds do not begin to curl within 2 weeks, let us know. We may need to re-treat your lawn at no charge to you.
We service all lawns in the City of Nashville and greater Nashville metro area, including the following zip codes and suburban areas:
- 37013 Antioch / Cane Ridge
- 37027 Brentwood
- 37072 Goodlettsville
- 37076 Hermitage
- 37115 Madison
- 37138 Old Hickory
- 37201 Downtown Riverfront / SoBro, 37203 Music Row / Edgehill / Vandy / West End Circle / Downtown (western) / The Gulch / Wedgewood Houston
- 37204 12 South / Belmont / Lipscomb / Green Hills / Oak Hill / Edgehill
- 37205 Belle Meade / West Meade / West Nashville
- 37206 Lower East Nashville / Lockeland Springs
- 37207 North Nashville / Dickerson Pike
- 37208 Germantown / TSU
- 37209 Sylvan Park / Sylvan Heights / The Nations / Charlotte Park
- 37210 Woodbine / Glencliff / Briley / Elm Hill
- 37211 South Nashville/ Whispering Hills / Brentioch / Lenox
- 37212 Music Row / Vanderbilt / Hillsboro Village / Belmont
- 37214 Donelson / Airport
- 37215 Green Hills / Forest Hills / Belle Meade
- 37216 Inglewood
- 37217 Edge-O-Lake / Priest Lake / Briley Parkway
- 37218 Bordeaux
- 37219 Downtown / Central Business District
- 37220 Oak Hill / Crieve Hall
- 37221 Bellevue
- 37027 Brentwood
- 37064 - 37067 - 37069 Franklin
- 37135 Nolensville
- 37014 Arrington, 37046 College Grove
- 37062 Fairview
- 37179 Thompson’s Station
- 37174 Spring Hill
- 37122 - 37121 Mt Juliet
- 37087 - 37090 Lebanon
- 37184 Watertown
- 37138 Old Hickory
- 37075 Hendersonville
- 37075 - 37066 Gallatin
- 37148 Portland
- 37070 - 37072 Goodlettsville
- 37048 Cottontown
- 37188 Whitehouse
- 37086 LaVergne
- 37167 Smyrna
- 37127 - 37218 - 37130 Murfreesboro
We service all lawns throughout the greater Nashville area, including:
- Belle Meade
- Bellevue
- Berry Hill
- Brentwood
- City of Nashville
- Crieve Hall
- East Nashville
- Forest Hills
- Franklin
- Green Hills
- Melrose
- Nolensville
- Oak Hill
- Spring Hill
- Sylvan Park
- Thompson's Station
- West Meade
- And many more!
Southern Nurseries – 615-824-4444 and ask for Kurt.
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