No, we are not going out to the river and throw food at the bridge leading to West Quincy! In this case we are talking about your lawn - the same lawn that you have been trampling on all summer long. As we approach fall it may be time for something known as a bridge feeding.
This is the fertilization of a lawn so that it gets through the change of seasons and comes out healthy on the other end. Your lawn may have had its late-spring feeding to restore its carbohydrate reserves so it was able to get through the ups and downs of summer. What have you done since then besides mow it?
When you have a professional at your disposal, you know exactly when and how much to fertilize your yard. It starts with a visit to www.doublegpestandlawn.com. You will discover a Great River pro at lawn maintenance and pest control. The next step is to call Greg and have someone come out to give you an estimate on year-round lawn maintenance at (217) 440-2847.
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