Turf
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Our custom lawn care program consists of an 8 application process using the highest quality fertilizer and weed control products applied by experienced technicians to give you a lush, green, weed free lawn year around. We back this with a 100% satisfaction guarantee! If you are not completely satisfied we will immediately send a service representative to correct all concerns!
Warm Season Turf (Bermuda, Zoysia, Centipede, and St. Augustine)
Bermuda/Zoysia
- Round 1: January/February- Pre-emergent herbicide to prevent weed germination along with a post emergent herbicide to control existing weeds.
- Round 2: February/March- Second pre-emergent herbicide to provide extended weed prevention, post emergent herbicide to control existing weeds, and fertilizer to promote green up.
- Round 3: April/May- Third pre-emergent herbicide to provide extended weed prevention, post emergent herbicide to control existing weeds, and fertilizer to promote green up. Slow release fertilizer to provide continual feeding.
- Round 4: June/July- Fertilize with iron to enhance the green color without stimulating additional growth, apply post emergent broad leaf herbicide to control existing weeds.
- Round 5: July/August- Slow release fertilizer to provide continual feeding, iron to enhance the green color without stimulating additional growth, and spot treatment of existing weeds.
- Round 6: September/October- Pre-emergent herbicide to prevent the germination of winter weeds along with post emergent herbicide to control existing weeds.
- Round 7: October/November- Fertilize with a root stimulating fertilizer.
- Round 8: November/December- Pre-emergent herbicide and spot treatment of existing weeds.
Centipede/St. Augustine
- Round 1: January/February- Pre-emergent herbicide to prevent weed germination along and spot treatment of existing weeds.
- Round 2: February/March- Fertilizer for green up and post emergent herbicide for control of existing weeds.
- Round 3: April/May- Slow release fertilizer to provide continual feeding and root health along with spot treatment of existing weeds.
- Round 4: May/June- Root development fertilizer with iron for additional green-up, apply broad leaf herbicide to control existing weeds.
- Round 5: June/July- Slow release fertilizer to provide continual feeding, iron to enhance the green color without stimulating additional growth, and spot treatment of existing weeds.
- Round 6: August/September- Pre-emergent herbicide to prevent the germination of winter weeds along with post emergent herbicide to control existing weeds.
- Round 7: September/October- Root stimulating fertilizer along with soil enhancement.
- Round 8: November/December- Pre-emergent herbicide to prevent the germination of winter weeds along with post emergent herbicide to control existing weeds.
*Note: All products applied are safe for use with centipede and St. Augustine turf.
Fescue Turf
- Round 1: January/February- Pre-emergent herbicide to prevent weed germination along with a post emergent herbicide to control existing weeds.
- Round 2: February/March- High nitrogen fertilizer along with pre-emergent herbicide to prevent weed germination along with a post emergent herbicide to control existing weeds.
- Round 3: April/May- Fertilize and apply pre-emergent herbicide to prevent weed germination.
- Round 4: May/June- Root development fertilizer with iron for additional green-up along with soil enhancement, apply broad leaf herbicide to control existing weeds.
- Round 5: June/July- Root development fertilizer with iron for additional green-up. Spot treatment of weeds.
- Round 6: August/September- Micro-nutrients along with a bio-stimulant to promote turf health and prepare for summer conditions. Spot treatment of weeds.
- Round 7: September/October- Balanced fertilizer to provide feeding and green-up.
- Round 8: November/December: Slow release fertilizer to provide continual feeding along with spot treatment of existing weeds.