5 Application Fertilization Program Details
Pre-emergent crab grass preventer with balanced fertilizer.
This treatment is to stimulate the roots for quick spring green up. The crabgrass control is applied to prevent crabgrass seed germination. This application is a dry granular product.
What is crabgrass?
Crabgrass is an aggressive annual grassy weed that spreads rapidly by producing thousands of seeds in a single growing season. It thrives in stressed or bare areas of your lawn—especially dry spots, thin patches, and the edges along sidewalks or driveways. Though it only lives for one season, crabgrass grows fast and can quickly overtake healthy turf if not treated, making early prevention and control essential to maintaining a thick, weed-free lawn.
Premium Broadleaf Herbicide Weed ControlTo tackle a wide range of existing broadleaf weeds, we apply a high-quality liquid herbicide treatment across the entire lawn. Typically, this application is done after the spring dandelions have bloomed, when weed activity is at its peak. As a result, the treatment is more effective and delivers faster visible results. By covering the full lawn, we ensure even protection and a cleaner, healthier appearance.
What Is a Broadleaf Weed?
Broadleaf weeds are plants that have wide, flat leaves and grow from seeds with two seed leaves, also known as cotyledons. In other words, unlike grassy weeds, they have broader, more noticeable foliage.
For example, common types of broadleaf weeds include dandelions, clover, thistle, and ground ivy (also called creeping charlie). Because of their shape and growth patterns, they often stand out and can quickly take over a lawn if left untreated.
Balanced Premium Fertilizer
This treatment uses a slow-release, nitrogen-rich fertilizer designed to enhance your lawn’s color and improve its resistance to heat. Unlike quick-release formulas, this application provides steady nourishment over time. It comes in a dry granular form, making it easy to apply and long-lasting in effect.
Why Choose Slow Release?
Simply put, slow-release fertilizer contains coated granules that activate gradually when they come into contact with water. As a result, nutrients are released slowly into the soil instead of all at once.
The big advantage? Your lawn stays green and healthy over a longer period—without sudden growth spurts or burnout. In the end, this means less stress for your grass and less work for you.
Premium broadleaf Herbicide Weed Control
This treatment is to control a wide spectrum of existing broadleaf weeds in the lawns; the late season application takes care of the late blooming weeds and cleans the lawn the remainder of the season. This a liquid blanket application sprayed on the entire lawn.
Why Two Broadleaf Weed Treatments Make a Difference
Applying broadleaf weed treatment more than once a year—especially in the late season—offers powerful, long-lasting control over persistent weeds. While a spring application targets visible growth, the second treatment in late fall is critical for reaching those stubborn varieties that are harder to eliminate.
Late Fall Fertilizer
This treatment is the most important fertilizer application you will receive. It is a slow release balanced nitrogen based fertilizer that will stimulate root development for winter and provide you with an early quick green up in the spring. What else can be done going into winter? Leave your lawn longer 3-4” in cut height to promote foliage more surface area to store nutrients.