Beautiful lawns don't "just happen." They are the result of careful planning, planting and scheduled maintenance.

The following information is designed to help solve your problems by establishing and maintaining a vigorous, healthy lawn.

First of all, a good fertilizer program is needed. The program we offer (either liquid or granular) was developed especially for this area with the aid of the Western Washington Experimental Station, a branch of Washington State University.

When you join our lawn program, we will apply fertilizer four times during the growing season. The application will yield six pounds of available nitrogen per thousand square feet per year in a 3-1-2 ratio.

Our lawn program also includes weed control. In most cases, this is the science of removing broad-leaf weeds and cloves from desirable grasses. Chemical weed control of this type is a valuable asset.