Bermuda & Zoysia Program
A year-round plan timed to Georgia's growing cycle for dense, healthy, barefoot-ready lawns.
January - Turf 1
Lime application to improve soil pH + weed controlÂ
February - Turf 2
0 - 0 - 7 Fertilizer, Stonewall pre-emergent and weed control
April - Turf 3
25 - 0 - 10 Fertilizer, Stonewall pre-emergent and weed controlÂ
June - Turf 4
17 - 0 - 4 Fertilizer and weed control
July - Turf 5
17 - 0 - 4 Fertilizer and weed control
August - Turf 6
17 - 0 - 4 Fertilizer and weed control
October - Turf 7
0 - 0 - 7 Fertilizer, Stonewall pre-emergent and weed control
December - Turf 8
0 - 0 - 7 Fertilizer, Stonewall pre-emergent and weed control
Aeration
Done once a year between March-August
Weed Control (WC)
We do the standard approach of pre-emergent applications and post emergent spraying to control weeds. Here is what truly separates us from the competition... we are proactive, not reactive. Your lawn is constantly being checked on by the owner of this buisness because he lives in your area. A true local company. If there are weeds, he knows and more post emergent spraying occurs. Other companies only react if you call them and they frequently don't follow up your call with action. Our company will check your lawn every couple weeks. We welcome feedback of course, whether negative or positive because it helps us be the best we can be.Â


Fertilizer
(formulations indicated under program above)
Our granular fertilizer has high-quality natural nitrogen (superior to pure synthetic nitrogen) via organics for healthy growth and disease prevention. It is instantly safe for kids and pets. Our fertilizer will certainly create a dark greenup but will not cause an unnatural short term one which results in unhealthy fast growth that creates misery for the DIY lawn mower and often causes fungus. Fungicide applications are typically 2x as expensive as a fertilizer/weed control application. The national equity corporate conglomerates who own all the "local" turf care companies love the extra revenue... customers don't.Â