Thick Green Healthy Lawn & Pest

About Thick Green Healthy Lawn & Pest

By the third week of a Schertz August a lawn tells on itself — a straw-colored patch spreading along the hot side of the driveway where chinch bugs found the St. Augustine, or nutsedge standing a head taller than everything around it. Reading those signs early is the difference between a treatment and a replacement. Fertilization, weed control, pest treatments and mowing work together, timed to the Guadalupe County calendar rather than a generic one. What comes of it is turf so thick you cannot find soil between the blades, deep green right through the dry stretch and holding its color when the neighbors have gone tan. A dense, healthy lawn is the best defense a yard has, and building one is worth the patience.