Round 1:
Crab Grass Control w/ Fertilizer

Crabgrass is one of the most common weeds found in residential lawns. When using a herbicide for control, proper timing is critical, which is why our teams utilize a Dimension 0.15% + fertilizer. This approach provides ‘pre-emergence’ control of crabgrass and can also provide ‘early post-emergence’ control of crabgrass during early stages.

Round 2:
Turf Fertilizer

Premium fertilizer (18-0-6 powered by AMP-XC) combined and blended with protein-hydrolysates and humic acids works to increase your lawn’s ability to absorb macronutrients. This step is a great treatment that provides a good dose of fertilizer, and the AMP-XC nutrients helps the fertilizer become far more effective.

Round 3:
Grub Control With Fertilizer

Professional grade, slow release fertilizer (17-0-3 3% Fe with MALLET–Lambda) is applied to your lawn to help control insects above and below the ground. This will act as a long-term protective element that serves to keep your soil healthy and promote the development of strong root systems.

Round 4:
Turf Fertilizer

To help revitalize and maintain your lush green lawn we use a high quality Nutrite 20-0-5 with 3% Fe (iron) slow release fertilizer that provides gradual and consistent nutrient release, including iron that provides deep green color without excessive top growth.

Round 5:
Turf Fertilizer With Trace Minerals

Premium fertilizer (18-0-6 powered by AMP-XC) combined and blended with protein-hydrolysates and humic acids works to increase your lawn’s ability to absorb macronutrients. This step is a great treatment that provides a good dose of fertilizer, and the AMP-XC nutrients helps the fertilizer become far more effective.

Round 6:
Winterizer Treatment

Nutrite 21-0-21 fertilizer is applied to your lawn late in the season. This fertilizer is specifically designed to help lawns store more food for Winter survival, also encourages rapid growth and root system development in the Spring.

Lime

We also offer and recommend an additional lime treatment. The lawns in New England tend to be very acidic and lime helps to maintain or increase the pH level. A balanced soil creates the best environment for grass to grow.