BROADLEAF WEED CONTROL
How do I kill broadleaf weeds in my lawn?
The best defense against weeds is a dense, healthy lawn. Once the grass is thick and uniform, it is difficult for weeds to take hold and grow. Grass that is weak or thin allows weeds to establish and compete for available sunlight, water and nutrients.

Here’s a few easy tips that will help you get started:
• The best broadleaf weed control is obtained when weeds are young and actively growing.
• The ideal time to apply a weed control product is on a warm but not too hot day after a few days of rainfall or watering. Weed & Feed products need to be applied to wet or moist turf so that the particles can stick to the weeds leaves. It should also be at least two days after your last mowing.
• Finally, wait at least two days before mowing again so your yard can benefit fully from the application.
Fall is the perfect time to get a jump on next year’s weeds using a fall Weed & Feed will help your lawn look great next spring.

CRABGRASS CONTROL
How do keep crabgrass out of my lawn?
To control crabgrass in your lawn it is best to use a pre-emergent fertilizer that will prevent the crabgrass from germinating. One preemergence application of Dithiopyr on cool-season turf gives you season-long control. Multiple applications should be used on warm-season turf. Dithiopyr gives you timing flexibility to use an early postemergence application to control newly emerged crabgrass as well. A split application may be used to lengthen your crabgrass control. Using a pre-emergent application will control your crabgrass but will also prevent grass seed from germination so you need to take that into consideration before using.

INSECT CONTROL
How do I control ant, ticks & fleas in my lawn?
Using a granular insect control product will keep these nasty pests from causing damage to your lawn and to you. Apply anytime that you see insect damage or notice the insects.

How do I control white grubs in my lawn?
To keep white grubs from causing damage to your lawn use a granular control product such and imidacloprid. Applied from early May through mid August depending on your location will give you season long control. White grubs can cause widespread damage to lawns by feeding on the roots causing it to turn yellow, then brown and die. Caution, don’t use this product too early or too late, you will not get the control you are looking for.