DeBoer Lawn Care

09/11/2024

Lawn care doesn’t start and stop with grass cutting—it's about giving your lawn the nutrients and care it needs to thrive. Aerating and fertilizing in the fall help roots grow deeper and prepare your grass for a lush, healthy spring. Invest in your lawn now for a greener tomorrow.

09/11/2024

Give your lawn the “DLC” it needs today!

08/02/2024

Book now and save for the fall! Call me today to get quoted!

06/25/2024

I had been routinely cutting at 2.75” but, with the summer heat arriving, you need to be careful to not cut too short. Raising the mowing height provides more insulation from summer heat and reduces water loss from your soil.

06/24/2024

Couldn’t ask for a more perfect morning to cut, aerate, and fertilize. You can see the heat has dried up the grass a bit with the high temperatures. So, after I’ve aerated, I’m going to throw down a 20-0-5 fertilizer. These figures represent the percentages of three key nutrients in the fertilizer; nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. The plan here is to apply a slow release nitrogen, polymer-coated urea and sulfur granular that helps with protein synthesis and enzyme function. It also aids in improving soil structure and nutrient availability. A little bit of sun and some H2O will have this lawn darker green and more lush in no time.

Book within the next 7 days and your first lawn mowing will be on me!

06/22/2024

The difference in my lawn is amazing following an aeration and fertilizing plan. The before pictures show a dry, patchy lawn with thin, unhealthy grass. The after picture, though, shows a thick, vibrant green lawn that looks full of life. Aeration helped the soil breathe and absorb nutrients better, while fertilizing gave the grass the food it needed to grow strong. Now, my lawn is lush, green, and beautiful, showing just how much proper lawn care can do.

Call me today to discuss an aeration and fertilizing plan!

06/22/2024

Aerating your residential lawn is crucial for maintaining its health and vitality. By perforating the soil with small holes, aerating allows air, water, and nutrients to pe*****te deep into the root zone of the grass. This process alleviates soil compaction, which can occur due to foot traffic, heavy machinery, or natural settling over time. Improved soil aeration promotes stronger root growth, enhances water retention, and encourages overall healthier turf. Following aeration, fertilizing becomes significantly more effective as the nutrients can now reach the roots more efficiently. Fertilizing after aerating provides essential nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium directly to the root system, maximizing the lawn's ability to absorb and utilize these nutrients for robust growth. Together, aerating and fertilizing form a vital part of lawn care maintenance, ensuring lush greenery and resilience against stressors like drought and pests.

06/21/2024