8 Step / 6 Visit Program
($90 per visit or $540 total. For lawns up to 15,000 sq. ft.)
March – Granular Pre-Emergent Application
April – Granular Pre-Emergent Application and Liquid Broadleaf Spray
June – Granular Grub Control Application
September – Granular Fertilizer Application
October – Second Granular Fertilizer Application
November – Second Liquid Spray Application and Winter Root Stabilizer Application
FALL AERATION
This is your chance to give your lawn the care it deserves before winter sets in. Aerating your lawn allows nutrients oxygen and water to penetrate your soil for improved health of your lawn. But act fast, the deadline to sign up is September 27th, and this is the ONLY time we’re offering this service this Fall.
Service Options:
- Aerate Only
- Aerate and Overseed with Fescue Blend Grass Seed
Prices start at $250 for lots up to 15,000 square feet of turf. For larger lots, please give us a call for pricing.
* Stay tuned for our Spring Lawn Specials!
What do these numbers mean?? 00-00-00
The numbers on a fertilizer bag indicate the percentage of Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), Potassium (K)in the fertilizer. These numbers are known as the N-P-K ratio.
Explanation
- Nitrogen (N): Promotes leafy growth
- Phosphorus (P): Helps form strong roots
- Potassium (K): Promotes vigorous growth and hardiness
Example
- A fertilizer with the numbers 10-10-10 contains 10% nitrogen, 10% phosphorus, and 10% potassium
- A fertilizer with the numbers 23-3-8 contains 23% nitrogen, 3% phosphorus, and 8% potassium
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! Feel free to mail in a check or we have a mailbox on the front door at 107 N. Industrial Park Rd., Excelsior Springs.
If possible, we do recommend mowing a few days prior to our visit. Please make sure we can access any gates and that pets are put away on the day of service.
PETS – please wait a couple of hours after any liquid applications before you let your pets on the turf.
Yes, our liquid broadleaf spray targets cool season perennial weeds by disrupting the plant’s growth cycle and kills it down to the roots. We spray 2x per year, once in Spring and once in Fall.
Netsedge (sedge, water grass) is not a broadleaf weed or a grass and requires a specific selective herbicide to limit the production of the tubers underground.
We recommend waiting a minimum of 4-6 weeks after you lay new seed before applying any lawn treatments.