Healthy green lawn

Lawn Application
Programs

A 7-round seasonal program to keep your lawn thick, green, and healthy all year — with a chemical-free Eco option coming soon.

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Choose Your Program

Two programs, two different approaches.

Standard Program

Fertilization + full weed & pest control

  • ✓ Seasonal fertilizer applications
  • ✓ Pre-emergent weed control (spring)
  • ✓ Broadleaf weed control
  • ✓ Preventative grub control (summer)
  • ✓ Fall fertilizer with rooting hormone
  • ✓ High-nitrogen winterizer

Best for: most lawns, maximum weed and pest suppression

Eco Program

Organic & chemical-free

🌱 No herbicides · No insecticides · No pesticides
  • ✓ Slow-release fertilizer
  • ✓ Safe for kids, pets, and pollinators
  • ✓ Builds long-term soil health
  • ✓ Fall winterizer

Best for: families with kids, pets, or environmentally conscious homeowners

Coming Soon

The 7-Round Schedule

Timed perfectly for Johnson County's seasons.

1

Early Spring

Done by 1st week of April

Standard

  • •Slow-release granular fertilizer
  • •Pre-emergent crabgrass control

Eco

Coming Soon
  • •Slow-release fertilizer
2

Late Spring

Late May

Standard

  • •Broadleaf weed control spray (dandelions, clover & more)

Eco

Coming Soon

No application this round

3 & 4

Summer

June – Mid July · 2 applications, 1 visit

Standard

  • •Slow-release granular fertilizer
  • •Preventative grub control

Eco

Coming Soon
  • •Fertilizer
5

Fall Fertilizer

September

Standard

  • •Granular fertilizer with rooting hormone
  • •Promotes deep root development heading into winter

Eco

Coming Soon
  • •Fertilizer
6

Fall Weed Control

Late September – October

Standard

  • •Broadleaf weed control spray

Eco

Coming Soon

No application this round

7

Winterizer

Mid October – November

Standard

  • •High-nitrogen granular winterizer fertilizer

Eco

Coming Soon
  • •Winterizer fertilizer

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