A healthy lawn starts below the surface. Our fertilizer programs are designed to give your grass the nutrients it needs to grow thicker, greener, and stronger throughout the year while helping protect against common lawn stress, thinning, and seasonal damage.
We tailor treatments to Nebraska growing conditions and apply them at the right times each season for long-term results.
Here is our personal 5-step program for fertilizing a lawn. This program will help your lawn to grow beautiful and healthy – just the way you want it.
1 Early Spring: Fertilizer with Weed Pre-emergent for crabgrass
2 Late Spring: Fertilizer with Crabgrass Pre-emergent + Weed Control +Iron
3 Summer: Fertilizer with Grub Control + Iron
4 Fall Lawn: Fertilizer + Weed Control + Iron
5 Late Fall: “Winterizer” Fertilizer
Make your Lawn an “All American” lawn today and receive 2 free flea and tick lawn sprays!
If you have thin spots, light colored grass, drought damage, or just want a better lawn, upgrading to the All American program is your best choice. This program will introduce your lawn to liquid organics, water penetrants, “super green” liquid iron, natural sugars, and beneficial soil organisms in the spring and the fall, as well as two lawn sprays for fleas and ticks.
The All American program includes:
Map your lawn and get a quick, tailored fertilizer estimate. Simple, clear, and built around your property.
We always use ground temperatures as our ‘calendar’ and not a firm date every year, so that’s why the time of our first lawn care application varies from year to year.
Each year is different in terms of ‘pre-emergent weed breakthroughs’ because of environmental/weather-related reasons that are beyond our control. Also, weak or thin areas in your lawn are susceptible to weed breakthrough. Over time, areas of our lawn get weak/thin from hot concrete, pets, walking/playing. Weed seed blows around and preys on these areas. A quick spot overseeding in the fall will help those spots fill in and keep weeds out.
Yes. If you have thin areas, it would be good to overseed them in the fall to boost the growth of good grass. Since weeds grow faster than grass, sometimes we have to focus on giving the grass a boost first and foremost.
There are typically 6-8 weeks between each lawn treatment. This does not account for weather hindrances (wind/rain).
Some types of weeds will curl up and die quickly after the first treatment. Others may take a few applications to die. Depending on the status of your lawn to start with, getting a nice, weed-free lawn can take years. Think of it more like a marathon than a sprint.
Our program consists of some granular applications and some liquid applications. Granular applications can be (and should be) watered in ASAP. Always water those granules in prior to mowing so you do not mow them up before they have had a chance to break down. Liquid applications need to be left alone without water for 6 hours. We’ll leave a sign in your yard when we’re finished with these instructions too!
Request your free estimate today and let’s bring your outdoor vision to life.
