Fertilization

Pre-Emergent Weed Control

Post Emergent Weed Control

Insect Control

Round 1

Jan-Feb

Creates a barrier, which prevents winter weeds

from germinating

Controls weeds that invade lawns during winter months while grass is dormant

Round 2

Mar-April

Promotes development of lawn growth and aids in recovery of winter stress

Creates a barrier, which prevents winter weeds such as crabgrass from germinating

Controls existing broadleaf

Round 3
May-June

Promotes lush green growth and provides nutrients for lawns to withstand stress of summer

Controls existing broadleaf and grassy weeds.

Round 4

July-Aug

Round 4G

(applied together)

Slow release fertilizer, which promotes lawn vigor and protects against summer stress

Prevents grub worms

Control treatment

Controls existing broadleaf and grassy weeds.

Controls grass root destroying insects such as grub worms

Round 5

Promotes lush green growth and provides nutrients for lawns

Controls existing broadleaf and grassy weeds.

Round 6

Promotes fall color and provides nutrients for over wintering turf and maintain healthy roots

Creates a barrier, which prevents winter weeds such as poa annua, from germinating

Controls existing broadleaf and grassy weeds.

Controls diseases such as brown patch and dollar spot

Round 7

Creates a barrier, which prevents winter weeds such as henbit, from germinating

Controls existing broadleaf and grassy weeds. Grassy weeds can not be treated once it’s cold