A good lawn is the result of a few things done at the right time of year, in the right order. Turf care from Trotter Landscape Company covers the whole calendar — cutting through the growing season, feeding and weed control when it counts, and aeration and seed in the fall when new grass actually takes.
We look at what the lawn is doing before we prescribe anything. Thin shade, compaction, drainage and mowing height all cause problems that no amount of fertilizer will fix on its own.
What's Included
- Regular mowing and trimming
- Fertilization on a seasonal schedule
- Broadleaf and weed control
- Core aeration
- Overseeding to thicken thin turf
Call and tell us roughly how big the lawn is and what's been bothering you about it. We'll tell you what we'd do first.