Fertilizing not only encourages growth, but also helps your grass fight off pests, weeds, and disease. The trick is to align your approach with the growing season and your specific grass type.
Know Your Grass Type. Before fertilizing, identify whether you have cool-season or warm-season grass:
✔Cool-season grasses (like Kentucky bluegrass, fescue, or ryegrass) thrive in spring and fall.
✔Warm-season grasses (like Bermuda, zoysia, or St. Augustine) grow best in late spring to early fall.
Choose the Right Fertilizer - Look for a slow-release fertilizer to provide nutrients steadily over time. Check the label for the N-P-K ratio.Timing Matters - Applying fertilizer at the wrong time can do more harm than good:Early Spring: Helps jumpstart growth after winter dormancy.
Late Spring: Feeds the lawn before summer stress sets in.
Fall (cool-season grasses): Strengthens roots and encourages recovery from summer.
At US Lawn and Snow, we don’t just treat your lawn—we take the time to understand your soil, your grass type, and your lawn’s specific needs.
🌱 Here’s what makes our service different:
- We use custom-blended fertilizers for your region and grass type.
- Our pre- and post-emergent weed treatments target invasive species without harming your lawn.
- We schedule treatments strategically, based on local weather and growing conditions
Don’t wait until weeds appear! Preventive care is far more effective—and less expensive—than trying to fight off a full-blown weed invasion. Special Offers: Exclusive Discounts and Promotions to NEW CLIENTS!