Oasis Lawn and Pest

About Oasis Lawn and Pest

By the middle of July the Rathdrum Prairie has gone pale and papery at the edges of town, and a watered lawn in Post Falls reads like the one green thought in a dry afternoon. Oasis Lawn and Pest works with that contrast rather than against it — feeding turf so it can take the heat, treating weeds before they seed into the gravel shoulders, and pulling cores in the cool of the season so water reaches root instead of running off. A mowing height set a notch higher in August does more for a lawn out here than almost anything else, and it shows by evening. Overseeding follows, then the slow, forgiving green of a prairie autumn. The reward is simple: a yard that stays soft underfoot while the fields beyond it turn to straw.