A lush healthy lawn can lower your inside home temperature as well as provide a safe play area for

children of all ages. A good start balanced nutrition program as well as proper watering habits.

A thick, healthy lawn can help fight weeds by introducing competition but it can't fight it alone.

Well timed herbicide applications starting with a pre emergent application in the spring followed by

post-emergent applications for stubborn broad leaf type weeds in the peak growing months.

Watering...

Every two or three days is fine, if you find areas are dry you

should raise the watering duration the the number of watering

cycles. A desired result is to have the top layer of soil to dry

some to ensure your grass roots have to go further down to find

water.

Core Aeration...

In the spring, every year or at least every other season you

should have your lawn aerated. Pulling deep plugs does many

things. This relieves compaction, allowing much needed water

and nutrients to penetrate to the root level. It also helps promote root development as well as

eliminating your thatch problem. Power Raking is much more expensive and will not aerate your

lawn, aeration will achieve both goals. 

Mulching...

If you have a mulching mower you are ahead of the game. Mulching your grass will provide you

with a renewable fertilizing system keeping your lawn greener longer between applications. Did you

know that thatch is not caused by grass clippings but by watering too often and not deep enough?

This is called top die off.

So give us a call, you have enough to worry about. Just kick back and relax.