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Lawn Service |
Lawn Maintenance
Lawn Treatment
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Lawn Treatment |
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Although lawn treatment seems like a simple, do-it-yourself process, in reality the possible variations in grass types, pest problems, and specific climates make it worthwhile to consider a professional lawn treatment for your home. |
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The United States is divided into seven general climate zones, and the type of grass that will grow best in your yard depends upon which zone you live in. For instance, in the Southeast, such as Florida, Bahiagrass and Bermudagrass will both grow well, whereas in the Southwest you should try Dichondra or St. Augustine. Common Kentucky Bluegrass will grow everywhere else in the country except for those two zones. So you will need to do some research, or consult a professional, to discover which type of grass you need to grow.
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Many types of pests and lawn diseases can be treated in environmentally friendly ways. An expert can also help form a specific treatment for different areas of your lawn, such as sunny areas versus shady areas which will each have their own unique problems. Different seasons will also create different problems, meaning you may need lawn treatment throughout the year - unless you don't mind brown patches on your grass. For instance, Leaf Spot and Red Thread both occur in the spring, whereas Dollar Spot is more likely in the summer. |
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Finally, you will also have to deal with weeds on your lawn. Lawn specialists often use spot treatment to combat problems early on. They also have methods of preventing new weeds from forming in the first place. |
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Find the best lawn care company. |
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