Weed and Feed Lawn Care

02/27/2026

What a great Spring-like Day! It won't be long before we are servicing customers' lawns. We still have some openings available in our routes for this spring. If you know someone who can benefit from our lawn care services and who enjoy working with a local family business, please share this post with them!

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04/03/2025

Here is a great article explaining some of the benefits of a healthy lawn.

April is National Lawn Care Month and while grass is often taken for granted, the value of healthy lawns cannot be overstated. You can share the benefits of turfgrass with your community by accessing our toolkit, which includes social media graphics, infographics and messages. A common complaint aga...

03/26/2025

Mole or Vole Damage? Over the winter months, moles and voles continue to damage lawns. These two pests damage a lawn differently, and identifying them is key to controlling them. Click here for more information: https://weedandfeedlawncare.com/moles-vs-voles-2/

03/07/2025

Thanks to EcoGreen Supply for yesterday's 2025 Turf School. Our team was able to attend the continuing education classes and learned about a variety of topics and products to better serve our customers. A special thanks to Tom Powell of Enza's Catering for a amazing lunch as always.

02/25/2025

What a great Spring-like day! It won't be long before we are servicing customers' lawns. We still have some openings available in our routes for this spring. If you know someone who can benefit from our lawn care services and working with a local family business, please share this post with them!

Visit www.weedandfeedlawncare.com for more information.

12/16/2024

Last week Wednesday, we had our company Christmas Party for all of our team that were healthy and could make it in the blizzard. We raced go karts at Grand Rapids Grand Prix, stopped by Byron Center Meats to fill the freezer, and Five Guys for a great burger. Thanks to our team for a great season! Merry Christmas

11/15/2024

Like it or not, winter is coming, and it is time to turn your attention to preparing your lawn and landscape for it. Here is a checklist of things that need to be done before winter arrives:

Now that fall has arrived and your lawn growth has slowed, it’s time to turn your attention to winterizing your property. Here is a checklist of things that need to be done before winter arrives: -Prepare for your last leaf cleanups:-Clean any remaining leaves from the roof-Clean the leaves out of...

11/14/2024

Studies have shown that homeowners have successfully mulched over 6 inches of leaves into their lawns. Mulching leaves saves time and money and provides nutrients for your lawn. Follow this link for tips on mulching leaves:

The days of raking and bagging leaves should be over for almost everyone. Studies have shown that homeowners have successfully mulched more than 6 inches of leaves back into their lawn. Mulching leaves will chop them into very small pieces; often into dust. From a distance or after substantial rain,...

06/28/2024

Laying sod is an instant, weed-free lawn, but it's rarely something that we recommend. We see many issues with sod after the first year, including fungus, disease, and failure to thrive. Don't lay sod in shade or semi-shade areas. Sod is mostly Kentucky Bluegrass, and it will not survive in the shade. If you have the option between hydroseeding and sod, NEVER choose sod. You will thank us in a few years.
Visit www.weedandfeedlawncare.com for more tips and tricks to caring for your lawn.

06/27/2024

Mushrooms grow in lawns when the conditions are right. The most common conditions are moisture, shade, cloudy weather, and organic material to grow in, such as rich topsoil or decayed wood. Mushrooms can form overnight and are rarely toxic.
There is nothing that can be done to prevent mushrooms. The best way to deal with them is to kick them over with your feet or run over them with your lawn mower. Once broken, a mushroom won’t grow back.
Visit www.weedandfeedlawncare.com for more tips and tricks to caring for your lawn.

06/15/2024

Next week is forecasted to be a hot, humid, and dry week, and you should plan to increase your watering for your lawn. Because the temperatures and amount of rainfall constantly change, we do not recommend setting your sprinkler system once for the entire season. For effective watering, you must make adjustments as the season progresses.
Here is a link for watering guidelines for your lawn: https://weedandfeedlawncare.com/watering-guidelines