Organic Turf Care

Soil testing evaluates your lawn’s pH, nutrient levels, and organic content to determine its specific needs. This helps tailor organic fertilization and soil amendments, ensuring your lawn gets the right nutrients for healthier growth, stronger roots, and better resilience—naturally.

Mechanical and biological aeration both improve soil structure and promote healthier grass growth. Mechanical aeration physically removes soil plugs to alleviate compaction, allowing air, water, and nutrients to reach deep into the roots. Biological aeration introduces beneficial microbes and enzymes that break down organic matter, enhance nutrient cycling, and further improve soil health. Both methods work together to support deep root development and overall lawn vitality.

Organic fertilization with a low N-P-K value (no higher than 10) provides a gentle, steady nutrient boost to your lawn. Using natural and OMRI listed products, including fish meal, kelp, and seaweed, this service enhances soil health, promotes strong root development, and improves overall grass vigor, without the risk of overfeeding or harming the environment. Perfect for sustainable, long-term lawn care.

Organic soil building methods focus on enhancing soil health through natural practices like compost application, mulch, minerals, and organic fertilizers. Topdressing with compost is a key technique, where a thin layer of nutrient-rich compost is spread over the lawn to improve soil structure, boost microbial activity, and increase nutrient availability. These methods improve water retention, reduce compaction, and create a thriving, sustainable lawn without the use of synthetic chemicals.

Biological feeding involves applying natural, microbe-rich products like compost teas or organic soil inoculants to boost soil health. These feedings promote beneficial microorganisms that improve nutrient cycling, enhance soil structure, and support a vibrant, disease-resistant lawn—naturally strengthening your turf for long-term vitality.

Organic weed management focuses on preventing and controlling weeds without synthetic chemicals. This includes practices like using natural pre and post-emergents, hand-pulling or spot-treating weeds, and encouraging a dense, healthy lawn through proper mowing, aeration, and overseeding. Mulching and topdressing with organic materials also help suppress weed growth by blocking sunlight and promoting strong grass growth, creating a naturally weed-resistant lawn.