Supplemental Services

Flea, Tick and Mosquito Control

These nuisance pests may not damage your lawn but they can be among some of the bigger pests in and around your yard. By applying seasonal and targeted applications of EPA exempt and organic control products we can help you minimize these invasions. Any product we use to control insects in your lawn has been proven to be safely used around your children and pets.

Core Aeration

Compaction is one of your lawns greatest enemies and can work against the success of your organic lawn. This is why we recommend having your lawn aerated and amended when necessary. Aeration provides an avenue for water, nutrients, and oxygen to get to the root zone, thus helping the soil food web to flourish. 

Mole Cricket, Grub and Chinch Bug Control

The ultimate goal for your organic lawn is to develop such strong plants that nuisance insects can exist in your soil but are unable to cause damage to your lawn. A lawn with these insects will attract small animals like moles and armadillos who eat them. Getting the insect infestation under control is the key to discouraging small animals looking for food in your yard. 

pH Adjustment and Soil Analysis

Proper soil pH could potentially be the most important factor in establishing a successful organic lawn. Populations of thriving beneficial bacteria prefer a soil that is slightly alkaline. The overuse of chemicals and pesticides tend to create soil that is toxic and acidic, while some soil types tend to be exceptionally alkaline. We may want to perform a pH test, and a soil analysis. We will share our findings with you, and make suggestions tailored to the needs of your yard, as well as your budget.

Tree and Shrub Program

Tree and Shrub programs that rely completely on the application of chemicals have actually caused more harm than good to existing ornamentals. When a plant is forced to grow much more rapidly than nature intended it to, a recipe for insect and disease infestations is created. Our organic foliar applications are absorbed into the leaves of the plant within 30 minutes to feed and protect them against pests and diseases.