Wanting your lawn to be green and full for its full season is something most homeowners want. Lawn spraying is an important tool in that battle against the elements, insects, weeds, and time. Effective lawn spraying will help your lawn stay greener for longer, reduce or eliminate weeds, and deter or kill pests that could otherwise harm your lawn.
The timing of lawn spraying depends on several factors. First, are you treating your lawn for weeds before they emerge? Is the treatment for weeds already visible? What about insecticide and fertilizer to help your lawn develop a healthy root system? What type or types of grass compose your lawn? What is the climate and regular growing season in your area? The answers to these questions determine what time of year you should spray which chemicals or fertilizer, and at what time of day.
Total Pest Solutions is committed to giving you the best landscaping and pest-free environment possible. To that end, our professional staff is here to help you make the best choices for your lawn and your family. We know the soils, the grasses, and the treatments most likely to give you the best results. Give us a call today!
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