Trusted Lawn Care Services in Lawrenceville, GA

This is most likely brown patch disease, which is caused by a fungus. It typically shows up in Fescue during warm, humid weather and needs to be treated with a fungicide. However, a proper diagnosis should be made before any fungicide or other treatment is applied. If you are on one of our lawn care programs, a Certified Landscape Specialist can make a free service call to diagnose the problem and recommend an appropriate treatment.

After a treatment, it can take broadleaf weeds, like dandelions, about two weeks to completely die off. If the leaves begin browning and withering, you can tell the treatment is working. However, some stubborn weeds require treatment with specific herbicides. In the Atlanta area, these include nutsedge and Virginia buttonweed. If you have a problem with these, or any persistent weed, request a service call. One of our Certified Landscape Specialists will evaluate the problem and provide an estimate for treatment.

Rainfall can actually enhance the efficacy of fertilizers and weed controls. It helps nutrients sink into the soil and travel down to the root system. It also activates the pre-emergent weed control we use to prevent grassy weeds.

It takes only a few minutes to treat the average lawn, which is about 6,000 square feet. Our sprayers and spreaders are calibrated to deliver the products we use at at a specified rate.

We treat warm-season grasses (Bermuda and Zoysia) in the fall and winter to prevent grassy weeds from germinating and to maintain optimal soil pH. These treatments help your lawn emerge green and weed-free in the spring.