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When you think of your perfect lawn, what do you imagine? We’re betting it’s a lush, green lawn with no weeds in sight. That’s why we designed our fertilization and weed control program specifically to meet these goals and give you the lawn of your dreams!
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When we overseed your lawn, we can help to fill in the bare spots and thin areas with a grass type that is better suited to your lawn and more resistant to common insects and diseases. Because the seed we use blends in well with common Michigan turf grasses and is spread throughout the lawn, this service can provide a more uniform-looking lawn as well.
Combining these two incredibly beneficial services gives you all the benefits of both services, AND MAKES OVERSEEDING MORE EFFECTIVE. The openings left by liquid aeration mean better seed-to-soil contact, which means a higher germination rate and the thicker, healthier lawn you’ve been dreaming of. These services are often done together in the fall for optimal results. Our trained professionals can always answer your questions about aeration and overseeding.
Lawn aeration is an essential part of maintaining and enhancing your lawn. Go Green recommends aeration to be performed annually. Many golf courses perform aerations as many as 2 or 3 times each year.
Aeration or sometimes called “Core Aeration” is a process that removes 1/2″ wide, by 3″ deep cores every few inches, from your lawn. The process helps to alleviate soil compaction and helps minimize thatch build-up. The open cores allow water to better penetrate the root zone and increases air exchange to improve the overall health of your lawn.
At Go Green we are always looking for innovative service to ensure our customers experience the best possible results on their lawns. Recently we started testing a new service called “Liquid Aeration”. Liquid aeration is a relatively new process that can replace what is known as “Core Aeration”. Liquid aeration is a process using a mix of specially designed products that offer the same results without the mess of soil cores left on your lawn or potential damage to electric dog fences or irrigation heads. It also is easier to perform, less costly to you as a consumer and fits especially well on lawns with limited access due to fences or elevation changes.
Our liquid aeration service loosens the soil and allows for improved air movement, water infiltration, and better utilization of the fertilizer and other products used by Go Green. Aeration performed in any manner is highly beneficial for your lawn.
When we overseed your lawn, we can help to fill in the bare spots and thin areas with a grass type that is better suited to your lawn and more resistant to common insects and diseases. Because the seed we use blends in well with common Michigan turf grasses and is spread throughout the lawn, this service can provide a more uniform-looking lawn as well.
Combining these two incredibly beneficial services gives you all the benefits of both services, AND MAKES OVERSEEDING MORE EFFECTIVE. The openings left by liquid aeration mean better seed-to-soil contact, which means a higher germination rate and the thicker, healthier lawn you’ve been dreaming of. These services are often done together in the fall for optimal results. Our trained professionals can always answer your questions about aeration and overseeding.
White grubs, which are the larvae of Japanese and other beetles, feed on the roots of your grass and cause extensive damage to your lawn. Then come the skunks and other critters for that all-they-can eat grub buffet, tearing up your lawn even more in the process. Don’t let this happen to you!
The first application is done if there are grubs already causing damage in your lawn (grub control).
The sooner you have this treatment done once you notice grub damage, the more it will limit and prevent further damage.
Follow this up with a preventative treatment (grub prevention) in the summer to keep your lawn grub free for the whole year.
This product stays in the root system to prevent the next life cycle of grubs. We recommend this treatment once per year to save you the time and money of repairing the damage to your lawn after grubs become a problem.
Often, one or more diseases are present - and it takes the trained eye and diagnostic abilities of an experienced professional to tell the difference between diseases.
Once the disease or diseases are identified, a control product will be applied to the turf, ridding your lawn of the disease. The lawn can then regain its health and return to the green, lush lawn you desire.
If you suspect that your lawn has been invaded by a disease - or even if you’re seeing symptoms but are not sure - give Go Green a call. Our professionals will diagnose your problem and will prescribe the best treatment plan for your lawn.
Often, this damage occurs in incrementally - for example, after insects hatch and are eating aggressively - and so the damage can go unnoticed until it's too late.
Correctly identifying the insects responsible for the damage is critical to treating them. Go Green professionals are knowledgeable about the wide variety of insects who can invade your lawn. This is important to know, since most insects can only be treated effectively if the product is applied at the correct time in its lifecycle.
Go Green utilizes an Integrated Pest Management program to environmentally and effectively rid your lawn of harmful and damaging insects.
Call us today if you suspect that your lawn is experiencing damage from insects.
