A thin lawn is a weed’s best friend. Our weed control and fertilization program feeds your grass on a schedule so it grows dense enough to shade out trouble before it ever starts. We pair slow-release granular fertilizer with targeted sprays, so you get steady color through the season instead of a green spike and a crash.
Louisiana hands us some stubborn customers. Crabgrass, clover, chickweed, spurge, and Virginia buttonweed, which laughs at most store-bought sprays. We hit each one with the right product at the right time, including a pre-emergent in late winter that stops crabgrass before it sprouts. Timing beats brute force every time down here.
Our clay soils lock up nutrients and lean acidic. We read the soil, then lime and feed to open it up so roots reach deeper and hold their green longer through the August heat. Pets and kids are back on the grass once the spray dries, usually under two hours. Treat the soil right and the lawn mostly takes care of itself.
What You Get
Late-winter pre-emergent that stops crabgrass before it starts.
Granular and liquid mix tuned for heavy Baton Rouge clay.
pH and lime correction for sour Southern soil.
Dry and safe for pets and kids in about two hours.
Yes. Keep everyone off the grass until the spray dries, around an hour and a half, then it is back to normal. We use pet-friendly products and tell you exactly what went down.
When do you fertilize St. Augustine lawns?
We start feeding in mid-spring once it greens up and growth kicks in, then shift to a potassium-heavy feed in late summer to toughen the grass for winter.
