Green Lawn Fertilizing

About Green Lawn Fertilizing

The ground around Doylestown is Bucks County red shale — thin over the ridges, more generous in the low fields you can see from the farm acreage at Delaware Valley University — and grass here is only ever as good as what sits under it. Green Lawn Fertilizing works at that level, feeding turf on a season-long schedule, treating weeds and reading a lawn for what it is actually short of. April brings the first flush of color, June the test of heat, September the long recovery when everything decides to grow again. A fed lawn is a thicker lawn, and a thicker lawn keeps most of its own trouble out. There is a quiet satisfaction in walking a yard in late spring and finding it uniformly, stubbornly green.