We can apply insect control throughout the season depending on the insect pest causing damage. Without warning, insects can cause a great deal of damage to your lawn. We can treat your lawn for a wide range of surface and root feeding insects, as well as fleas and ticks. Examples of such insects are white grubs, lawn moths, sod web worms, chinch bugs, bluegrass bill bugs (adult and larvae), and army worms.
Note: Certain lawns have a special problem with white grubs. A preventive grub treatment in May will protect your lawn for the entire summer and into late fall–essentially the entire grub season.
We use a very effective insecticide to prevent damaging grub from invading your lawn–before problems ever arise! This insecticide is very effective at low concentrations which is great because it means lower amounts of pesticides being used on your lawn while achieving over 90% control of grub worms! We apply this treatment at the same time as your late spring application and it is effective for the entire season. There is an additional charge for this application.
We use a special insecticide for control of white grubs once they’ve been discovered in your lawn that is effective in controlling grubs fast! Visible grub damage starts appearing approximately early September, although this can be delayed by dry soil conditions. Often, grubs aren’t discovered until there has been significant damage. At this time we can apply an insecticide to stop feeding and begin the recovery process nearly immediately. Some lawns may need over-seeded or renovated (see below) to increase the density of the grass if damage has already acured.
Over-seeding introduces and develops new plants and thickens existing lawns. We use only the very best grass seed selected for lawns in our area and your lawn specifically. We can select the perfect grass seed for the intended look and use of your lawn. The best results are achieved when performed immediately after core aerating the lawn. Much of our core aerating and over-seeding occurs in late summer and early fall. (August 15 – September 15 — Prime time for seeding a lawn in our area!)
What is Aeration? Aeration involves perforating the soil with small holes to allow air, water, and nutrients to reach the grass roots. This helps the roots grow deeply and produce a stronger more vigorous lawn. The main reason for aeration is to alleviate soil compaction.
Renovation describes corrective procedures to restore beauty to an old lawn without removing all of the sod. It can be as simple as over-seeding a thin turf area or can include power raking and core aeration if thatch is greater than ½ inch or the soil is compacted. Our lawn renovation approach is very aggressive and can make an average lawn look absolutely amazing! We have had some outstanding results from renovation–especially when performed in late summer. We can consult you on what’s best for your lawn.
Service area includes these communities in Northwest Ohio:
Curtice, Elmore, Genoa, Graytown, Millbury, Oak Harbor, Pemberville, Port Clinton, Rossford, Perrysburg, Oregon, Woodville, Northwood, Maumee, Williston
Designed and maintained by Country Lawn Care of Northwest Ohio.
