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What nutrients are in our fertilizer?
Published on Wednesday, July 14, 2021
Most property owners know that fertilizers are essential in order for their turf to be at its best health. All fertilizer treatments make use of three primary nutrients that all grass needs to thrive: nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. There are other nutrients that should also be present in fertilizers, such as calcium, magnesium, and sulfur, however, they are only needed in smaller quantities.
Each major nutrient has a big role to play in proper grass growth and health including:...
What makes a difference? Slow-Release Fertilizer vs. Fast-Release Fertilizer
Published on Wednesday, June 23, 2021
If you want a healthy, lush lawn, fertilization is the key. There is no one fertilizer that can be considered a magic formula for all types of lawns. It largely depends on the exact nutrients that the soil needs most. According to the University of Illinois, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium are very essential for a healthy lawn.
Most fertilizers fall under one of these two categories: slow-release or fast-release fertilizer. It's important to know how each one functions so that you...
Lawn Fertilization FAQ: The Ultimate Guide
Published on Sunday, March 28, 2021
Lawn fertilization is a step that many homeowners tend to accidentally overlook. If you want an enviously green lawn
to show off to your neighbors and visitors, improving the quality of your soil and grass is key. However, things
like finding the right fertilizer, knowing when to fertilize, and how often to fertilize, can prove
to be a bit tricky without professional lawn care knowledge.
The Big Lakes Lawncare team has the training, equipment, and expertise to keep your lawn in the best ...
Is Spring Fertilization Really Necessary?
Published on Sunday, March 07, 2021
As temperatures increase in the spring, your lawn will begin to come out of dormancy. At this time, your grass will need a robust root system to thrive. Spring fertilization will give your grass the nutrients it needs. It will promote healthy grass growth and extensive root system development, leaving your grass strong and healthy enough to survive the heat of the upcoming summer.
Not only will spring fertilization enhance your lawn roots with essential nutrients, but it will also usually...
