Grass
These types of grasses need grass seed.
what is cool season grass? (fescue, bluegrass, ryegrass)
This method can remove excess thatch.
What is core aeration?
The specialist will perform this during the first visit.
What is the Lawn Assessment?
Trugreen has these 3 main lawn programs.
What is Trucomplete, TruHealth, TruMaintenance?
We treat trees up to this height at maturity.
what is 15 feet?
This type of grass does not need grass seed.
what are warm season grasses? (Bermuda, centipede, zoysia, St. Augustine)
This harms soil structure by changing the relative amounts of solids, water and air.
what is soil compaction?
This is applied at certain times of the year to help prevent weeds from showing up in the first place
What is pre-emergent?
This is the entry level lawn program and not offered in Florida.
What is TruMaintenance?
This service is applied in spring and fall when roots are actively growing, contributes to color, thickness and overall health!
What is Root Zone Fertilizer?
The majority of this zone is in the middle of the country and contains a mixture of both cool and warm season grasses.
What is the transition zone?
This is an intermingled layer of both living and dead tissue primarily made up of roots, stems and more persistent parts of the grass plant
What is Thatch?
This is needed to provide additional nutrients essential for: Lawn color, Lawn density/thickness, Growth, Recovery from stress & Stress tolerance.
What is fertilization?
This (mid-grade) lawn plan includes the standard weed and feed and one tailored lawn treatment.
What is the TruHealth?
These treatments are typically done in the middle of summer and are not done in the early spring or late fall.
what is Insect and Disease Control?
This lower cost grass planting method can be used to fill in thin/bare areas.
What is seed(ing)?
These insects are classified in two categories based on where they damage the turf: surface and subsurface.
What is lawn feeding(damaging) insects?
This service helps fill in bare spots and thicken up the turf to crowd out weeds before they emerge in the spring.
What is overseeding?
This best (lawn-only) plan is the only plan that includes the core aeration.
What is TruComplete?
This service suffocates dormant insects/insect eggs.
What is the dormant oil?
This grass planting method is harvested in rolls.
What is Sod?
These three factors must be present for a plant disease to occur.
What is the host, pathogen, environment?
Some regions may have a service that helps balance Ph levels in their plan based on where they live.
What is a soil amendment?
This is the 100% all natural way to care for a lawn.
What is TruNatural?
A customer with 11 trees and 8 foundational shrubs would need this size T/S program.
What is the large?