Our Mission
We are a Central FL lawn care company that provides high quality fertilizing, weed control and disease control in residential and commercial lawns and landscapes! We provide custom application programs and provide unsurpassed customer satisfaction!
Service Advantage
No premix applications
Customized spray applications for each individual service
Four seasonally designed fertilizer applications
Micro-nutrient & iron applications as needed
Sidewalk & driveways cleaned after dry applications
pH Stabilizing and Lime applications
Lawn damaging insect control including Chinch bugs and Sod-web worms
Flea, tick and fire ant control
Fungus and disease control including brown patch fungus
Weed control treatments including broad leaf and sedge weed
Full service application on a Bi-monthly schedule
Service calls and follow up treatments included at no additional charge
Soil testing when needed to identify special needs
informative checklist after every service
State certified, licensed and insured
Over 20 years of experience working in Florida
All account technicians are state certified and fully trained
Common Lawn & Shrub Pests
Chinch Bugs
Chinch bugs are often confused with lawns suffering from drought. Chinch bugs use their piercing mouthparts to suck moisture from grass blades, then inject a toxic lethal saliva into the blades that interrupts water movement within the grass, causing the grass to die quickly if not treated. It is very important to have your lawn sprayed with a preventative treatment to stop damage to turf and sod replacement.
Aphids
Where are you likely to find aphids? Aphids are most usually found on the following plants in Florida: Crape Myrtles, Gardenia, Oleander, Viburnum, Podocarpus and Hibiscus. This photo shows the underside of a Viburnum leaf. A very common plant in our area. They are usually located on the stems and undersides of leaves and on the actual flower buds.
Aphids suck juices from the leaves of their host plant which causes the leaves to curl and inhibits the overall plant’s growth. These prolific breeders can produce 50 to 100 offspring and each of these offspring can start reproducing in six to eight days. This makes their population increase extremely quick, thus making them a very destructive pest in our landscaping. Aphids can also lead to the presence of other nuisance pests. Aphids excrete honeydew, which is a prized food source for many species of ants.
