Programs Built Around Your Lawn
Every lawn runs on one of our 4 programs. Pick the level of protection you want and we handle the schedule, the timing and the products.
Warm-Season Program
The full-season essentials for a warm-season lawn.
- 2 pre-emergent weed control visits in winter or early spring
- 3 fertilizer and weed applications during the growing season
- 1 pre-emergent weed control application in early fall
- 1 lime application and weed cleanup in late fall
- Winter lime application
- Fungicide application
Full-sun Bermuda, Zoysia, Centipede or St. Augustine lawns that need solid year-round weed control and feeding.
Premium Warm-Season Program
Everything in the standard program, plus disease protection and a second lime.
- 1 lime application during the winter
- 2 pre-emergent weed control visits in winter or early spring
- 4 fertilizer and weed applications during the growing season
- 1 pre-emergent weed control application in early fall
- 1 lime application and weed cleanup in late fall
- 1 fungicide application
Warm-season lawns where you want the extra feeding, the extra lime for acidic Upstate soil, and fungicide protection built in.
Fescue Program
Built around what a fescue lawn in the transition zone actually faces.
- 2 split applications of pre-emergent weed control with fertilizer, late winter and early spring
- 1 fertilizer application specific to fescue in late spring, before the summer heat
- 1 protectant application to prevent brown patch fungus
- 2 fertilizer applications in late fall
- 1 lime application and weed cleanup in late fall or early winter
- 3 additional summer fungicide applications
Shaded or cooler fescue lawns that need the essential brown patch protection without the heavier summer disease program.
Premium Fescue Program
For fescue lawns facing a full Upstate summer.
- 2 split applications of pre-emergent weed control with fertilizer, late winter and early spring
- 1 fertilizer application specific to fescue in late spring, before the summer heat
- 1 protectant application to prevent brown patch fungus
- 3 additional fungicide applications through the summer
- 2 fertilizer applications in late fall
- 1 lime application and weed cleanup in late fall or early winter
Fescue lawns in hotter, more humid spots — Anderson and the lower Upstate especially — where brown patch pressure runs all summer.
