Below are
the different applications covered in the 5 step
program.
Our fertilizers are
all pure and slow realease. They provide nutrients for
a period of 6 to 8 weeks, this allows us to provide
nutrient to the plant everyday all season long.
1. Early Spring
Application
Application provides outstanding post-emergent control
of annual grasses and nutsedge as well as broadleaf weeds
in turf. This application is made in April or May depending
upon the weather. Generally made after the ground
temperature reaches 60 degrees. Also included in the
application is a slow release fertilizer providing weeks of
controlled release nutrients for turf during this critical
growing period.
2.
Late Spring Application
This low odor liquid broadleaf herbicide application
that targets any broadleaf weeds you may find in your yard.
Applied in late May depending upon the weather.
3.
Early Summer Application
Fertilizer application high in nutrients such as,
potassium, urea, pot ash and ammonium sulfate to help
promote and stimulate root growth and prepare that grass
for the warm weather of the peak of summer. The application
also includes iron which will help give the lawn a nice
green color, generally applied in June.
4. Fall
Application
Application of a low odor liquid broadleaf herbicide
application that targets any broadleaf weeds you may find
in your yard and also includes a slow release fertilizer
providing weeks of controlled release nutrients for turf
during this critical growing period. Applied in October as
this provides that maximum absorption of the chemical to
the roots of broadleaf and turf.
5.
Late Fall Application
Fertilizer application high in nutrients such as,
potassium, urea, pot ash and ammonium sulfate to help
promote and stimulate root growth and prepare that turf for
winter. The remaining nutrients not used before the ground
freezes remain and are available for the turf as soon as it
begins to germinate in the early spring.
Hire a professional,
not the guy down the street who spreads cheap
fertilizer with no insurance or education at
night!
State law requires every
person hired to apply fertilizer to your lawn must be
licensed by the state of Minnesota, through the Department
of Agriculture. A state applicators license means an
individual has completed the minimal requirements to be
licensed yearly. Law also requires strict requirements
regarding recordkeeping of all applications
made.
