Nature's Select™ Premium Turf Services, Inc.

If you do not have an in-ground irrigation system, it can be hard to thoroughly water your lawn. During a drought, water your lawn at least one inch per week to keep the grass plant alive. Anytime you water the lawn, water deeply and infrequently. This will encourage deep root growth, and by watering two to three days apart you will limit leaf disease. If you have an irrigation system, you should water two to three days per week, deeply and infrequently. You want to shoot for about one to one and one-half inches of simulated rainfall per week.

You should mow your lawn at a minimum of three inches during the growing season. Depending on the lawn, you may even want to set the blade a little higher. You should be able to walk across your lawn and leave a slight imprint and then watch it spring back up. If it lays flat and doesn’t spring back, you are mowing too high. If you can’t leave an imprint, you are mowing too short. Mow your lawn frequently enough so that you don’t remove more than one-third of the leaf blade. Remember to keep your blades sharp and change directions each time you mow. Late evening is the best time for mowing.

Yes, we do!

Spring is the optimum time to prune for many types of plants. Cut back summer-blooming plants during the winter or early spring before new growth appears. Do not prune plants that bloom in the spring as you could remove next spring’s flowers. Prune these plants after the blooms fall off in the spring. In the late spring, prune back new growth in conifer plants but avoid cutting beyond new foliage.

Our program includes 5 applications: two spring applications, two summer applications, and one fall application. Visit our website for a complete list of what is included in each of our applications!

Our select system uses potassium, phosphorous, and nitrogen!

We specialize in Hemlock, Boxwood, & Leyland Healthcare for trees

For the best results, we advise 24 hours. Do not bag clippings after application.

We can target moles, voles, Japanese beetles, geese, mosquitoes, and other insects.

Yes, we recommend staying off a treated lawn until it is dry. With sun and wind, your lawn should dry relatively quickly, but a longer wait is best!

We offer a variety of lawn care services! From traditional lawn care services, aeration & seeding, lawn renovation, tree & shrub healthcare, and even pest & disease control! You can check out our website for more information about our services https://www.naturesselect.com/