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Spring Touch Lawn & Pest Control

1420 Lookout Drive
3.38(
13
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Spring Touch Lawn & Pest Control

1420 Lookout Drive
3.38(
13
)
52 years of experience

Lawn care, pest control and sprinklers .

"Had some issues with auto renewal letters going to the wrong address, after working with the company manager, they cleared things up for me and earned my business."

Chad Z on January 2023

Lawn care, pest control and sprinklers .

"Had some issues with auto renewal letters going to the wrong address, after working with the company manager, they cleared things up for me and earned my business."

Chad Z on January 2023

Lawn Fertilization and Treatment questions, answered by experts

Yellow patches, poor growth, or widespread weeds indicate a need for treatment. Soil testing can confirm nutritional deficiencies that require intervention.

At its core, soil pH is a measure of how many hydrogen ions are present in your soil. In highly acidic soil (low pH), plant growth is difficult due to reduced microbial availability in the dirt.

In highly alkaline soil, plants may struggle to grow due to iron deficiencies. In either case, a lack of balance deprives grass or plants of some key nutrients they need to grow.

A pH reading of 6 to 7.5 is ideal for most plants. Slight acidity is, generally speaking, less of an issue than slight alkalinity. Many plants can still thrive in slightly acidic soil.

You should fertilize your lawn after it has grown at least two inches or after your second mow (usually in March or April). Applying fertilizer too early can feed your weeds and cause them to grow stronger, too. You should water your lawn two to three days before you apply fertilizer to ensure the soil absorbs it.

A lawn that suddenly and quickly turns yellow is typically the result of a dramatic change in the grass's environment. Heavy rainfall can dilute soil nutrients, rapidly yellowing the grass, and dull lawn mower blades can dry out and damage the grass in a short time. Over-fertilizing can yellow a lawn within a matter of days. 

Yes, especially for properties focusing on curb appeal. A well-maintained landscape supports visual and environmental attractiveness, potentially increasing desirability.

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