• Liquid pre-emergent to prevent crabgrass and other grassy weeds from germinating.
• Post-emergent spray to control winter weeds in cool weather.
• Fertilization to promote an early green-up and to feed your lawn throughout the spring. This fertilizer is specifically formulated for cool weather.

The pre-emergent must be activated by 1/2 inch of rain or irrigation. This allows the pre-emergent to be washed down into the soil where it can become active.

• Controlled release fertilization to provide consistent color throughout the spring. This premium fertilizer uses technology that helps protect against leaching, denitrification and volatilization – allowing time for nitrogen to move into the root zone and stay there longer.
• Additional pre-emergent applied to prevent crabgrass and other grassy weeds from germinating.
• Post-emergent weed control for broadleaf weeds.

The pre-emergent must be activated by 1/2 inch of rain or irrigation. This allows the pre-emergent to be washed down into the soil where it can become active.

• Premium subsurface insect control. Not only does the application control white grubs (a key food source for moles) it also controls many surface feeding pests including fall army worms, sod webworms and black cutworms. It is also important to note that this product isn’t harmful to beneficial and non-target organisms including earthworms and honeybees. 

• Controlled release fertilization to provide consistent color throughout the spring. This premium fertilizer uses technology that helps protect against leaching, denitrification and volatilization – allowing time for nitrogen to move into the root zone and stay there longer.
• Late season pre-emergent application, extending protection into the summer months.
• Post-emergent weed control for broadleaf weeds, early stage crabgrass and yellow nutsedge.

Optional fungicide applications start at this time. Follow proper irrigation guidelines to reduce disease development.

• 100% organic biostimulant that enhances fertilizer performance, increasing the availability of micro-nutrients to the plant. This will naturally improve plant health.
• Post-emergent weed control for broadleaf weeds as needed.
• Nutsedge and crabgrass control as needed.

Optional fungicide application. Follow proper irrigation guidelines to reduce disease development.

• Post emergent control of broadleaf weeds, crabgrass and other grassy weeds. This treatment provides a final weed cleanup before the seeding process begins. It’s the perfect treatment for lawns just prior to aeration and seeding.

• This granular application is organic based fertilizer blend of humates and composted poultry manure. It’s incredible fuel for your soil and will promote seed germination and root development in your new seedlings. Lawns we do not seed will receive our custom liquid fertilizer application.

It is extremely important to aerate and over-seed at this time. It is the single most important step in the turf management process, and without it, your lawn will not reach its’ full potential. We use premium quality seed blends.

• Controlled release fertilization to provide consistent color into the winter months. This premium fertilizer uses technology that helps protect against leaching, denitrification and volatilization – allowing time for nitrogen to move into the root zone and stay there longer.
• Post-emergent broadleaf weed control specially formulated for cool weather as needed.

In addition to the fungicide program, here are some good lawn care practices that can be very effective at reducing disease pressure.

• Irrigate only as needed (never more than 2-3 times per week) during the early morning hours. Never water in the late afternoon or at night.
• Provide adequate drainage for all lawn areas.
• Correct soil compaction with core aeration.
• Over-seed your lawn each fall with the highest-quality disease-resistant cultivars available. All of the seed we use must meet this criteria.
• Keep lawns mowed on a regular basis at 3.5-4 inches in height. Mowing any lower than optimum height can increase disease severity.
• Have the soil tested, and apply lime according to test recommendations. Disease may be more severe if the soil pH is less than 6.0.

• Outdoor toys
• Garbage cans
• Tarps
• Buckets
• Pet dishes – change every other day
• Tires
• Gutters – make sure they drain completely
• Wheelbarrows
• Bird baths
• Splash blocks
• Kiddie pools