Pairing lawn fertilization with weed control is a comprehensive approach that amplifies the benefits of each treatment. Fertilizing without weed control nourishes weeds alongside your grass in Ohio, leading to stronger weeds that outcompete and weaken the lawn. To effectively manage weeds, integrate pre- and post-emergent weed control treatments. Pre-emergents form a barrier to prevent new weeds from sprouting on your turf, while post-emergents eliminate existing ones, ensuring comprehensive control.
Hiring professionals for these tasks ensures precise application tailored to your lawn’s needs, optimizing growth and minimizing risks such as over-application. Professional services save time and provide expert care, ensuring your lawn remains healthy and vibrant by balancing nutrient delivery with effective weed management.
What happens if you fertilize your lawn without weed control?
Fertilizing is a key practice in maintaining vibrant grass. It supplies essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, which promote robust growth and a rich green color. However, when fertilization is done in isolation without weed control, it inadvertently nourishes weeds as well. Just as your grass absorbs these nutrients, so do weeds, resulting in an unintended boost to their growth.
Without weed control, weeds will quickly become bigger and stronger, aggressively competing with your grass for sunlight, water, and nutrients. This competition can lead to weaker grass, as the weeds overshadow and outcompete it. Weeds such as dandelions, crabgrass, and ground ivy can spread rapidly, establishing dominance over desirable grass species. Over time, this not only affects the aesthetic value of your lawn but also its health and resilience.
Make Sure to Utilize Pre- & Post-Emergent Weed Control Treatments With Fertilization
To effectively manage weeds alongside fertilization, integrating both pre- and post-emergent weed control treatments is crucial. Pre-emergent treatments work by targeting newly germinated weeds before they sprout. Applied early in the growing season, they form a chemical barrier in the soil that prevents the new weeds from emerging on your lawn. This proactive measure is ideal for addressing annual weeds like crabgrass, stopping them before they become a problem.
On the other hand, post-emergent treatments are designed to eliminate weeds that have already started growing. These products are applied directly to the foliage of existing weeds, killing them and preventing further seed production. With both, you can ensure weeds are targeted before and after sprouting.
Hire Pros to Apply Fertilizer & Weed Control Treatments on Your Lawn
While DIY lawn care is a viable option, enlisting professionals ensures the highest level of expertise and effectiveness. Lawn care specialists have the knowledge and equipment to precisely apply both fertilization and weed control treatments. They understand the specific needs of your lawn, tailoring applications to the types of grass and weeds present.
Professional services also save you time and effort, providing peace of mind that your lawn is receiving the best care possible. They can assess soil conditions, choose the right products, and apply them at optimal times to achieve the best results. By trusting experts, you reduce the risk of over-application or incorrect timing, both of which can harm your lawn.
Call our pros today to enroll in our lawn care program!
A good lawn care routine consists of fertilizer and weed control treatments. Here at Free Spray Lawn Care, we offer a lawn care program that includes both fertilization and weed control treatments to ensure your grass has the right nutrients to thrive and tackle weed growth that could bring down its health. These treatments are scheduled at the right intervals from spring to fall for consistent support during the growing season. Our team provides this program to commercial and residential properties in Mansfield, OH, and neighboring areas, including Wooster and Strongsville. Call us at 419-529-5296 to enroll!
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