About Augusta Grass Masters - Fertilization & Weed Control
In April the loblollies dust Augusta gold and half the city gives up on wiping the porch rail. That is also when the ground wakes: Sand Hills soil here runs sandy and quick to drain, so feeding a lawn is less a single act than a conversation carried across the warm months. Fertilization is timed to the turf rather than the calendar, and weed control goes down before crabgrass gets its first idea. What follows is the slow satisfaction of watching thin ground knit closed, blade by blade, until there is no room left for anything unwanted. A fed lawn holds its color deep into the long Georgia heat, and that color is the whole point.