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As your turf comes out of winter dormancy, we'll apply one of the most critical applications of the season: crabgrass prevention. This application will also contain nitrogen and other vital micro-nutrients to help your grass get growing. All our products are dry granular, slow-release, waterless products.

We'll perform a heavy nitrogen feeding with other essential nutrients such as potassium, iron, and vital micro-nutrients to keep your soil healthy and active. This feeding is tailored to prepare your turf for the new growing season and enhance its vibrant green color; this is a dry granular, slow-release, waterless product. Also, with this visit, we will begin to attack broadleaf weeds common this time of year, such as mouse-eared chickweed and dandelions.

This application will be lower in nitrogen to protect against common fungus problems, such as leaf spot, dollar spot, and snow mold. Too much nitrogen at this crucial time can spread fungus and lead to unsightly brown areas. We will start to rely on iron, potassium, and micronutrients at this phase of the growing season. This is a dry granular, slow-release, waterless product. We will continue our battle against broadleaf weeds with this application. If you have a full-year grub preventive treatment scheduled, we will apply it at this visit. Another critical component of this application is that your lawn technician will begin to check the lawn for insect infestation issues that are common this time of year, such as sod webworms and chinch bugs.

In this application, we will begin tailoring our fertilizers to fit the specific needs of your lawn. Remember, we never apply cookie-cutter applications. We will still apply nitrogen and other vital nutrients that work with your soil to keep it healthy. This is a dry granular, slow-release, waterless product, but the amount of nitrogen applied will be determined by your lawn and its conditions. You will start to notice the much more difficult-to-control broadleaf weeds, such as clover, black medic, and yellow woodsorrel. We will switch our efforts to protecting your lawn from insect damage, drought stress, and broadleaf weeds. This is when the quality of your technician is crucial to the health and survival of your lawn; it is not so much about the products from here on out.

We will start to bump up nitrogen content during this visit while keeping an eye on the condition of your lawn. This is a dry granular, slow-release, waterless product to protect your lawn from burning from over-fertilization. This is typically the start of white grub season, so your technician will be on the lookout for tell-tale signs of a grub infestation. If you had the full-year grub treatment, grubs will not be a problem. The battle of broadleaf weed control continues, and you will start to see the second round of dandelions, spotted spurge, and thistles this time of year. We will get rid of these for you.

In this application, we will start to feed heavier nitrogen with iron and micro-nutrients for soil health. White grubs can still be an issue, so your technician will be looking for signs of grub damage and take any necessary steps to stop grub activity. Broadleaf weeds will be less of an issue, but we will still be diligent in keeping your lawn weed-free. Our efforts will be directed at ensuring your lawn recovers from any of the many problems that may have occurred during the hot summer months.

We'll apply a winterizer treatment and another nitrogen feeding to prepare your turf for winter dormancy and supply it with enough nutrients to last into the spring.