1st Visit (Early Spring)

• Exclusive 5-month Timed Release Soil Nutirent Fortifier Fertilization
• Landscape Fertilization for Ornamentals, Schrubs and Small Trees  
• Pre-Emergent Crabgrass Control per Cornell University Guidelines for Integrated Pest Management
• Iron Application to Encourage Deeper Green Color
• Broadleaf Weed Control Treatments on Noticeable Early Growing Weed Varieties

2nd  Visit (Late Spring)

• Broadleaf Weed Control (Our Primary Application)
• Slow Release 80% Organic Fertilization if Starting Service
• Iron Treatment for Initial Service
• Surface Insect Control for Chinchbugs, Sod Webworms, Deer Tick for Lyme Disease, Fleas, Ants, Mosquitoes, Other Turf Inhabiting Insects, as needed per Cornell University Recommendations for Integrated Pest Management
• Preventive Grub Control Treament if Contracted Extra
• Post Emergent Crabgrass Control
• Nutsedge Weed Control (May be done in Summer)

3rd Visit (Summer)

• Broadleaf weed Control
• Goosegrass, Crabgrass, Nutsedge, Post  Emergent Control
• Insect Inspection per I.P.M. Procedures for Grub Larva, Bluegrass Billbug, Chafer and Japanese Beetle, etc... If Infestation exceeds 4 grubs per square foot, a subsurface insect treatmeent may be recommended
• Supplemental Fertilization Application for Lack of Color and if Favorable Climatic/ Growing Conditions Persist
• Vegetative Trim Control around Walks, Drives, Patios, Fences, Bed, Etc...

4th Visit (Fall)

• Balanced Fertilization
• Broadleaf weed Control
• Nutsedge Control
• Subsurface/ Grub Insect Inspection (Corrective Grub Control Treatment may be Recommended)
• Spot Seeding if Needed - for 5 Treatment Plans (May be Done During 5th Visit)

5th Visit (Late Fall) (For Those on our 5 Treatment Plan or Putter's Green)

• Winterizer Blend Fertilization to Improve Overwintering and to Stimulate even Greater Root Growth and Build-up of Carbohydrate Reserves. (Promotes Earlier Spring Green-up. Also allows for less dependence on heavy Spring Nitrogen Fertilizing that can mean More Mowing and Possible Increase in Late Spring Disease Activity)
• Maintenance Level Lime Application Should your Soil pH be Below 6.4 but Above 6.0
• Dormant Spot Seeding Where Needed, and if not done during prior Regular Fall Visit