Your grass type decides your program
Nature’s View Lawnscapes specializes in lawn fertilization and weed control, and every program we sell is split by turfgrass species first. That is not a marketing distinction. A Bermuda lawn and a fescue lawn in the same Upstate neighborhood want nutrition at opposite ends of the calendar, tolerate completely different herbicides, and fail in completely different ways when they are fed on the wrong schedule.
The Upstate sits in the transition zone, which is the hardest place in the country to grow grass — warm enough that cool-season fescue struggles through August, cool enough that Bermuda and Zoysia go dormant and brown from roughly November into March. Most of the lawns we take over have been treated as though that were not true. Our specialist identifies your species on the first visit and sets the seasonal plan from there.
Pricing is based on cost per square foot, so what you pay follows the size of your lawn rather than a guess. We measure it — usually from aerial imagery, and in person when we can’t see it clearly online.
You can’t get that golf-course green look without knowing the turfgrass and the soil underneath it.
