South Shore Services Fertilizing

About South Shore Services Fertilizing

The South Shore trains run east through the dune country in April, and from the windows the lawns of Portage are only just turning — pale, patchy, sandy underneath the way ground near the lake tends to be. South Shore Services Fertilizing works that turn, feeding the turf on a season's schedule so the color fills in thick and even, then mowing, trimming and edging to hold it there. Sand lets water run straight through, so timing matters more here than it would twenty miles inland. The payoff shows up in late May, when a fed lawn keeps its green through the first real heat and the borders stand clean along the drive. From there the season is a rhythm of feedings and cuts until the ground goes cold.