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Fertilization Programs

1

Basic Package
5 Applications

Includes:

  • 4 Season-Specific Fertilizer Applications

  • 1 Limestone Application

2

Standard Package
7 Applications

Includes:

  • ​4 Season-Specific Fertilizer Applications

  • 2 Weed Applications

  • 1 Insect Control Application

  • 1 Limestone Application

3

Premier Package
10 Applications

Includes:

  • ​4 Season-Specific Fertilizer Applications

  • 2 Fungus Prevention Applications

  • 2 Weed Applications

  • Grub Control

  • 1 Insect Control Application

  • 1 Limestone Application

  • Aeration and Seeding

  • Spring De-Thatching

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Aeration and Overseed

Core aeration is one of most beneficial things you can do to care for your turf. Aeration pokes holes through your thatch layer allowing water, nutrients, and seed to better penetrate your soil. In addition, aeration helps alleviate soil compaction. 

Why Perform Aeration?

  • Reduces soil compaction

  • Disrupts your thatch layer allowing water and nutrients to better penetrate your soil

  • Helps to stimulate better root development 

  • Enhances turf heat and and stress tolerance

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Spring De-Thatching

Performing lawn de-thatching in the spring time is critical for the success of your turf. Thatch accumulates from grass clippings overtime in your lawn. A healthy lawn should have a thatch layer that is no larger than 1/2" thick. De-thatching removes excess thatch which has accumulated over time. 

Why Perform De-Thatching?

  • Removes excess thatch levels which can block water, nutrients, and fertilizer from reaching grass roots

  • Improves foot traffic tolerance 

  • Conserves moisture

  • Protects against temperature fluctuations

  • Increases fertilizer effectiveness 

  • Stimulates root growth

  • Improves water drainage

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