Deep Roots Lawn Fertilizing

About Deep Roots Lawn Fertilizing

Smiths Creek lies in the flat farm country west of Port Huron, where the Belle River drains slowly and the ground holds its moisture longer than you would guess. Lawns here can look thin in August and then come roaring back with the first cool nights, and Deep Roots Lawn Fertilizing works with that rhythm, feeding turf on a seasonal schedule so the color and the thickness come from the roots up. St. Clair County soil answers to attention, and the difference shows most in the shoulder weeks, when a fed lawn greens earlier in spring and holds its color later in fall. It is slow, patient work with a visible payoff. A deep, even lawn out here looks like the yard simply decided to be happy.