Fertilome/Hy-Yield/Natural Gaurd

The Fertilome, Hy-Yield and Natural Guard brands have been trusted names in the lawn and garden business for decades. These brands offer a wide range of products that feed, treat for pest or fungus and control weeds in your lawn or garden and they are far superior to any of the brands found in the big box stores. In addition, we are here to help educate you on exactly when, where, what, how and why to use these products with a knowledgeable staff with over 40 years of experience. Start using these products today and you will see why millions of lawn and garden enthusiasts have made the switch from big box brands to the trusted quality of the Fertliome, Hy-Yield or Natural Guard product line up.

5 Step – Lawn Care Program

A Beautiful Lawn is Just a Few Easy Steps Away.

Step 1 – Fertilome Crabgrass Preventer Plus Lawn Food

February – March

Apply Fertilome Crabgrass Preventer Plus Lawn Food before crabgrass germinates in the spring to stop the seed from sprouting and to give your lawn the food it needs for best green up.

Step 2 – Fertilome Weed-Out plus lawn food

April – May

Apply Fertilome Weed-Out plus lawn food to a damp lawn when there will be no rain for a couple of days. This application will control more weeds with one application than any other time of year.

Step 3 – Fertilome Crabgrass Preventer plus lawn food

May – June

Apply Fertilome Crabgrass Preventer plus Lawn Food now to control crabgrass for June, July, and August. Plus, provides a slow steady feeding for the summer.

Step 4 – New Lawn Starter

September – October

This is the time to reseed the lawn if you have thin or bare spots. This is also the best time of year to start a new lawn. Fertilome New Lawn Starter helps rejuvenate your heat stressed existing lawn and builds roots for newly seeded or sodded lawns.

Step 5 – Fertilome Winterizer

November – December

Fertilome Winterizer gives your lawn the winter protection for quick green up next spring. Fertilome Winterizer is also an excellent fall feeding for roses, perennials, trees, and shrubs.