Jonny Nichols Landscape Maintenance, Inc. offers a customized approach to lawn fertilization. Our signature program is six applications that address crabgrass, weeds, fertilization, and the overall health of the lawn. During the season, customers have the opportunity to work with us to achieve personalized and extraordinary results. Most importantly, any customer on a regularly scheduled program also receives priority service calls if additional services are required.

Our lawn care program ensures both a healthy and beautiful lawn throughout the year.

Lawn Care Program

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  • Grubs show up for one reason. To eat and destroy your grass. As expected, this can leave your grass to be very bare, and if untreated will only get worse.

    To effectively prevent and treat the grubs, you need to act fast and at the right time. With grubs, you will see brown, dead, and very bare spots on your lawn. Early spring is the best time to start the grub control process. Grub control has guaranteed success only if applied early enough in the season.

  • The health of your grass is directly tied to the health and pH levels of your soil.

    If your soil does not contain the proper nutrients, your lawn will not grow as full or as green as it should.

    Adjusting this pH with lime applications will assist in the well-being of your yard. Your grass will be healthy and full from season to season if you regulate your soil’s pH levels each year.

  • Core aeration takes plugs out of compacted soil to allow nutrients to reach the deepest parts of your lawn. Loosening up the soil will help your grass grow more evenly and allow proper nutrients in. These large pores will allow moisture and nutrients to move freely throughout the soil layers.

    We'd like to believe that after we have seeded once, we never have to seed again, but that's just not true. If you have yard damage, have had a fungus, or have certain pests; you may have bare spots that need to be reseeded.

  • Power Seeding is a seeding process that penetrates the soil and plants the seeds deep in the soil for faster and fuller germination. Our team uses precise, state-of-the-art equipment to sow seeds directly into the soil on your lawn.

    Power Seeding will be the best decision for areas where grass has a hard time growing or extremely bare spots that need a little extra attention.

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