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We are a local landscape service that does anything from mowing to mulching to tree service also snow removal ext we have been in business for 3 years now located out of piqua ohio






Eastons Lawn & Landscaping

2935 CR 29
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Eastons Lawn & Landscaping

2935 CR 29
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25 years of experience

We are a small business in Logan county specializing in Total Property Maintenance. New and existing existing projects. No job too small. If you want the job done right and professionally thr first time call Eastons Lawn and Landscaping or go online to eastonslawn.com. tonset up an appointment. Thank you, Jimmy Easton.

We are a small business in Logan county specializing in Total Property Maintenance. New and existing existing projects. No job too small. If you want the job done right and professionally thr first time call Eastons Lawn and Landscaping or go online to eastonslawn.com. tonset up an appointment. Thank you, Jimmy Easton.


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Lawn Fertilization and Treatment questions, answered by experts

It depends on the type of grass and the condition of your lawn. We advised you to fertilize your lawn at least twice per year. However, warm-season grasses and nutrient-deficient lawns may need to be fertilized up to four times a year. Remember, you don't want to over fertilize either, so soil testing can help to determine if your lawn lacks nutrients and if it’s ready for another application.

You can fertilize right after mowing as long as you've collected the clippings. If you leave grass clipping, they can form a mat that prevents the fertilizer from reaching the soil. Plus, grass clippings are rich in nitrogen, so if you leave them and then apply fertilizer, you can end up with too much nitrogen in the soil.

Grass will grow back after being sprayed with vinegar. If you’re looking for an alternative to chemical herbicides, vinegar can help you manage weeds. Use a mixture of 1 gallon of white vinegar, 1 cup of salt, and 1 tablespoon of dish soap to spray on your grass. This will kill the grass at the surface while keeping the roots intact, so it’ll eventually grow back. You’ll need to use an herbicide or manually remove the whole root system to get rid of grass for good.

A typical schedule may involve four to six treatments annually, but needs vary based on lawn conditions, weather, and maintenance goals.

There are plenty of products to help green up your grass. Try an iron supplement spray or fertilizer that is rich in nitrogen. You can also apply a thin layer of compost on top of your lawn at the beginning of spring to give the grass a nutrition boost, which helps it achieve that bright color you are looking for. 

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