No service concerns overall - back yard looks pretty good and is doing well (but it usually does in the spring with or without lawn care services) - am a little concerned about my front yard however as it appears kind of ratty, despite watering/airation etc. Quack grass/Crab grass started rearing its ugly head last year and is worse this year. Any enhancements available to your next fert/weedkill application would be appreciated- or ideas to rid my lawn of this problem. Neighboring lawns appear much healthier. Suggestions?
- Approximate cost of services:
- $35.00
- Company Response
Thank you very much for your lovely comments, Wayne! Crabgrass thrives in warm weather, so if your lawn appears thin or sparse then seeding to thicken the lawn may be needed. Also, following proper watering and mowing practices with our fertilizer program/seeding will help to reduce the occurrence of crabgrass over time as a thicker turf base is your best defense against unwanted species. You can pull crab/quack grass by hand and re-seed areas that are the most problematic. Early removal crabgrass can prevent seeds from spreading. I hope this helps and if you have any other questions feel free to call our office at 1.888.791.8873!