Soils Alive

About Soils Alive

Everything in a Garland lawn begins underneath it, in black prairie clay that can hold water like a sponge or set up like brick, depending on how it has been treated. Soils Alive works from that idea outward, feeding the root zone so the turf above it has something worth standing on. Mowing, edging and trimming keep the surface sharp, while fertilization, weed control and aeration do the slower work of loosening compacted ground and coaxing roots deeper. Beds are mulched and maintained so moisture stays where it is useful through July and August. A lawn built from the soil up rides out a dry spell without flinching, and that shows from the street.