Apex Fertilization

About Apex Fertilization

There is not much soil on a Missouri ridge before you reach rock, which is why lawns around High Ridge reward attention and punish neglect. Apex Fertilization works those yards through the growing season, mowing at heights that keep roots shaded and turf thick rather than scalping the grass down into stress. The first cut usually lands in March, when green pushes up through the winter straw almost overnight and the whole ridge changes color inside of a week. From there it is rhythm — recurring mowing, trimmed borders, edges held to the concrete, hard surfaces cleared — all the way to the last cool cut of the year. A lawn kept on schedule looks different from one that is merely mowed, and the difference shows from the street.