Lawn Fertilization
Weed Control
Grub Control
TURF CARE PROGRAM
At Beppes Lawn Care we use only quality products for lawn fertilization and weed control programs. Our program helps create a healthy green lawn and eliminate various types of weeds throughout the season.
Feeding your lawn is important because the right products will help generate fertile soil which will result in a thicker healthier lawn. Supplying your lawn with the right nutrients and mechanical practices will protect your lawn from drought, diseases, heat stress, cold and compaction.
The amount of fertilizer and timing is important to each application. This helps aid the application reach its full benefit. We take in account the time of the season down to the weather conditions to the current day when performing applications.
Turf Applications
Early Spring Application
Apply granular fertilizer with crabgrass pre-emergent and spray visible weeds. It is important to not disrupt the soil with thatching or aerating or even plant new lawn seed after this application.
Late Spring Application
Apply slow release granular fertilizer and spray visible broadleaf weeds. If signed up for grub control grub preventative will take place around the second application.
Summer Application
We will apply a granular slow release fertilizer balanced for the warmer weather. Treat visible weeds with a spot spray.
Late Summer Application
Apply slow release fertilizer with nutrients to establish deeper root growth. Spot spray any visible weeds in turf.
Early Fall Application
Apply slow release fertilizer promoting new growth as season cools down. Treat any visible weeds in turf.
Fall/Winterize Application
Late season fertilizer through slow release granular to store food and nutrients for roots as turf begins to go dormant. This app is important for the following Spring season.
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Grub Control
Grub Life Cycle
Grub Control
Grubs are the larvae of the Japanese Beetle, an extremely damaging insect common to turf-grass. Adult Japanese Beetles lay their eggs in the soil, where they remain for most of the year until the grubs pupate and emerge as the Japanese Beetle. It is the grub stage of their life cycle that causes the most damage to the lawn. They derive the turf of food and nutrients and end up destroying it. The grubs really thrive on the roots of turf-grass, especially in late summer or early fall. Timing of a grub control application is important.
Beppes Lawn Care can provide a grub preventative application in late spring/early summer that can help protect your turf from these pests arising. In the event you do have active grubs, a treatment can be made. If you suspect your lawn of grubs you can check by attempting to pull the turf up by hand and inspect the soil. These areas will appear to be burnt out or unhealthy. Active grubs will be close to the roots of the turf. It is common for predators of the grub to rip up the turf in an effort to eat them. (skunks, raccoons or moles).