Fertilization

Fertilization is an essential part of any comprehensive lawn care plan. To put it simply, fertilizer feeds your lawn the nutrients it needs in order to produce strong roots and leaves. A well-fertilized lawn is not just greener and better looking; it’s also healthier and better equipped to withstand weeds, disease, and drought. 

With your lawn’s nutrition in mind, Weed Man uses a high-percentage, slow-release granular fertilizer that is blended exclusively for Weed Man. That means you can only access it by becoming one of our valued customers! Our premium, golf course-quality mixture gives your lawn a boost from the get-go, and then continually feeds it throughout the next several weeks and months. Blended using the latest slow-release technology, our fertilizer releases a small, steady amount of nutrients over time – only when your lawn needs it. This allows the grass plants to feed for an extended period, rather than feast all at once, which is better for establishing strong root growth.

Here’s why it works:

• Consistent And Prolonged Nutrient Supply: Weed Man’s custom fertilizer blend combines essential nutrients, including nitrogen, potassium, and other macronutrients, like sulfur and magnesium. Nitrogen aids in plant growth and helps keep grass looking green and healthy, while potassium increases weather hardiness and resistance to disease and drought. Our slow-release granular fertilizer will provide a steady supply of these nutrients, promoting healthy growth and improving overall plant health. 

• Reduced Leaching: Our slow-release fertilizer reduces the risk of nutrients being lost due to leaching, which can occur when water washes the nutrients out of the soil. This means that every precious nutrient makes its way into your lawn without being wasted. 

• Improved Efficiency: Our slow-release fertilizer is more efficient than traditional, water-soluble fertilizers because it can be applied less frequently, reducing the amount of fertilizer needed overall and maximizing the positive effects on your lawn.

• Reduced Risk Of Over-Fertilization: Over-fertilization can lead to a number of problems, including plant stress, leaf burn, and root damage. Our slow-release fertilizer reduces the risk of over-fertilization by providing a consistent and controlled supply of nutrients, only when the time is right.