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Science-based lawn care programs for Bahia, Floratam, and Bermuda grass. Pest control, disease prevention, and custom fertilization designed for Florida's climate.
Florida Turf Specialists • Custom Programs • Guaranteed Results
Three essential services working together to keep your Florida lawn thick, green, and pest-free
Targeted treatments for chinch bugs, grubs, armyworms, sod webworms, and other lawn-damaging insects common in Florida.
Fungicide treatments to prevent and control brown patch, dollar spot, gray leaf spot, and other fungal diseases affecting Florida turf.
Balanced nutrient programs tailored to your specific grass type and soil conditions for optimal growth and color.
Each grass type has unique care requirements. Our programs are customized for your specific turf.
Low-maintenance, drought-tolerant grass ideal for Central Florida. Requires less fertilizer but benefits from mole cricket control.
Most popular Florida lawn grass. Dense, shade-tolerant, but prone to chinch bugs and fungus. Requires regular fertilization.
Fine-textured, sun-loving grass. Excellent for sports fields and high-traffic areas. Requires more frequent mowing and fertilization.
Choose the program that fits your lawn's needs and your budget
Quarterly service
Bi-monthly service
Monthly service
All programs include free service calls between scheduled visits if problems arise
Request a Free EstimateCommon questions about our Florida lawn care programs
Get a free lawn analysis and custom program recommendation
Identify what's affecting your lawn and learn how we can help restore its health
Tiny insects that suck sap from grass blades. Most common St. Augustine pest in Florida. Damage spreads rapidly in hot, dry weather.
✓ Treatable with targeted insecticides
Beetle larvae that feed on grass roots. Found 1-2 inches below soil surface. Attracts armadillos and birds that dig up lawn searching for grubs.
✓ Preventive treatments most effective
Caterpillars that "march" across lawns in groups, consuming entire grass blades. Can destroy a lawn in 2-3 days. More common after heavy rains.
✓ Immediate treatment required
Small caterpillars that hide in thatch during day, feed at night. Create small tunnels lined with silk and grass clippings. Moths flutter above lawn at dusk.
✓ Evening treatments most effective
Most common lawn fungus in Florida. Thrives in over-fertilized, over-watered lawns during temperature swings. Can spread rapidly overnight.
✓ Preventive fungicide programs available
Explosive growth during hot, humid, rainy weather. Can defoliate entire lawn within days. New sod and over-fertilized lawns most susceptible.
✓ Fast-acting fungicides required
Caused by low nitrogen and excessive moisture. Individual spots may merge into larger dead areas. Most common in under-fertilized lawns.
✓ Proper fertilization helps prevent
Our team can diagnose and treat any lawn problem. Free lawn analysis included with service.
Request a Free EstimateProtect your shrubs, trees, and ornamental plants from damaging insects and diseases
Small, armored pests that attach to stems and leaves, sucking plant sap. Cause yellowing, stunted growth, and sooty mold.
Common on: Azaleas, Camellias, HolliesTiny soft-bodied insects that cluster on new growth. Secrete honeydew that attracts ants and causes black sooty mold.
Common on: Roses, Hibiscus, Crape MyrtlesTiny white flying insects on leaf undersides. Weaken plants and transmit viral diseases. Florida's warm climate allows year-round breeding.
Common on: Gardenias, Ixoras, PoinsettiasNearly microscopic pests that create fine webbing. Cause stippled, bronzed leaves. Thrive in hot, dry conditions.
Common on: Junipers, Roses, PalmsFungal disease causing black circular spots on leaves, leading to yellowing and defoliation. Thrives in warm, humid Florida weather.
Treatment: Fungicide sprays + proper air circulationWhite, powdery coating on leaves and stems. Common in shaded, crowded plantings with poor air circulation.
Treatment: Preventive fungicide applicationsFungal disease from overwatering or poor drainage. Causes wilting, yellowing, and plant decline despite adequate water.
Prevention: Proper drainage + fungicide drenchesFungal disease causing dark, sunken lesions on leaves, stems, and fruit. Spreads rapidly during rainy Florida summers.
Treatment: Systemic fungicides + pruningTargeted pest and disease control for ornamental plants, shrubs, and small trees throughout your landscape.
Customized nutrient programs for flowering plants, shrubs, and ornamental beds to promote healthy growth and vibrant blooms.
Preventive fungicide applications to protect valuable ornamental plants from common Florida fungal diseases.
Know what your lawn needs each season for year-round health and beauty
March - May
✓ First Fertilization
Start feeding as grass greens up
✓ Pre-emergent Weed Control
Prevent summer weeds before they start
✓ Grub Prevention
Apply preventive treatments early
⚠ Watch For: Dollar Spot
Cool nights, warm days create ideal conditions
June - August
✓ Peak Fertilization
Apply every 6-8 weeks during active growth
✓ Chinch Bug Control
Monitor closely - peak infestation period
✓ Gray Leaf Spot Watch
Heavy rain triggers outbreaks
⚠ Watch For: Sod Webworms
Look for brown patches and moths at dusk
September - November
✓ Final Fertilization
Strengthen roots before winter slowdown
✓ Armyworm Alert
Peak season - inspect weekly
✓ Brown Patch Prevention
Start preventive fungicides in late fall
⚠ Watch For: Mole Crickets
Late summer/early fall is treatment time
December - February
✓ Dormancy Period
Grass growth slows - reduce fertilization
✓ Brown Patch Treatment
Peak season for this fungal disease
✓ Weed Control
Target winter weeds while active
⚠ Frost Protection
Cover sensitive ornamentals if freeze warning
Our year-round lawn care programs automatically adjust treatments based on the season, weather conditions, and your lawn's specific needs. No guesswork required—just a beautiful, healthy lawn all year long.
Enroll in Year-Round ProgramProfessional treatments work best when combined with proper lawn maintenance practices
The foundation of lawn success
Soil testing with first visit to identify pH and nutrient deficiencies. Custom amendments recommended based on results.
Proper irrigation for Florida lawns
½-¾ inch per application
Drought tolerant, needs less water
Higher water needs in summer
4:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Early morning is ideal
Under-watered:
• Blue-gray color
• Footprints remain
• Wilted
blades
Over-watered:
• Fungal disease
• Spongy feel
• Weeds thrive
Florida Water Restrictions: Check with your local water district for allowable irrigation days and times.
Cut correctly for healthier turf
St. Augustine
Floratam, Palmetto
3.5-4"
Bahia Grass
Argentine, Pensacola
3-4"
Bermuda Grass
Common, Hybrid
1-2"
Never remove more than 1/3 of the grass blade height in a single mowing. Cutting too much stresses the plant and weakens roots.
Our initial visit includes soil testing and a customized care plan based on your grass type, soil conditions, and lawn goals.
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