Easy 5-Step Application
Our Basic program includes five applications:
Late Winter - Early Spring
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Balanced fertilizer with slow-release nitrogen
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Pre-emergent weed control for Crabgrass, Foxtail, Goosegrass, and Spurge
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Iron and Sulfur supplement
Early - Mid Summer
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Grub control
Spring / Early Summer
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Balanced fertilizer with slow-release nitrogen
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Pre-emergent weed control for Crabgrass, Foxtail, Goosegrass, and Spurge
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Dandelion and broadleaf weed control
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Iron and Sulfur supplement
Early - Mid Summer
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Balanced fertilizer with slow release nitrogen
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Dandelion and broadleaf weed control
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Iron and Sulfur supplement
Premium Plan Includes Winterizer Application
Late Summer / Early Fall
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Balanced fertilizer with increased level of slow-release Nitrogen
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Dandelion and broadleaf weed control
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Iron and Sulfur supplement
Early - Late Fall
A Nitrogen and Potassium rich fertilizer designed to ensure that there are enough nutrients stored in your grass plants to encourage rooting and growth in the spring.
Fertilizer & Weed Control
FAQ
What type of weeds does your program control?
Our programs take a balanced approach by encouraging the growth of your desired grass while suppressing both broadleaf and grassy weeds. Common weeds targeted include dandelions, clover, crabgrass, nutsedge, creeping Charlie, wild violet, henbit, and more.
Are your fertilizer and weed control products safe for pets and children?
The products we use are generally safe for people and pets; however, we ask customers to follow the safety guidelines provided after each application.
We strictly adhere to pesticide label instructions and, when necessary, recommend keeping people and pets off the lawn until it is dry—typically 1.5 to 2 hours after application.
How long does it take to begin to see results?
While results may vary, you will typically start to see improvements within 2–3 days after application, with continued progress throughout the warm season.
Can I sign up at any point during the year?
Absolutely! You can sign up at any time throughout the year, and if you enroll later in the warm season, the cost will be prorated accordingly.
Lawn health is a long-term process, so the sooner you start, the better—there’s no need to wait for a specific time of year.