| we offer natural and traditional lawn care solutions |
formerly GreenWay Lawn Care
| Whenever you see our Green Bee, just click for organic solutions or tips! |
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| We serve the following areas in the Fox Valley area of Illinois: Somonauk, Sandwich, Plano, Yorkville, Oswego, Sugar Grove, Bristol, Montgomery, Aurora, Big Rock, Hinckley, Sheridan, Newark, Plainfield, Naperville, Lisle, parts of DuPage County and more! We offer: Traditional Fertilizer Programs, Natural and Organic Fertilizer Programs, Weed Control, Grub Control, Crabgrass Control, Traditional Tree & Shrub Fertilizer, Tree & Shrub Insect Control, Organic Tree and Shrub Fertilizer, Core Aeration, Perimeter Pest Control |
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| A must-read for a healthy lawn next season! The cold weather is here, but there are still some things you can do this year to help lower the cost of your lawn care expenses next year! CORE AERATION - By Core Aerating NOW, you are providing additional ways to get oxygen and food to the root system of your grass plants during the cold winter months. It also helps to break up hard, compact soil and clay so that the root systems can thrive and grow even deeper over the winter. SEEDING - If you want your grass to grow in thicker next season, then this is the best time to lay your seed, especially if you have recently aerated your lawn. Laying seed now will get you the quickest jump start on germination next season. A thick and healthy lawn provides a natural weed barrier and reduces the amount of chemicals, and the cost of those services, next season. Invest in core aeration and seeding now! WINTERIZER FERTILIZER APPLICATION - This will improve the overall health of your lawn by ensuring that it gets the proper nutrition it needs to sustain it through winter, but also to give it the boost it will need when the weather warms up next spring. |