Hippie Lawn Care
Services
Top Organic Lawn Care Services in League City
Hippie Juice
One Time Application
You won't find a better liquid lawn fertilizer anywhere else than Hippie Juice. A blend of quality liquid fertilizers, bio stimulants and bio inoculates, Hippie Juice stimulates soil biology, encourages plant growth, and improves turf's resistance to stress.
Starting @ $199.00*
All Services include: delivery material, and labor.
Hippie Juice
Plus Granular
For a healthy, green turf that reduces burn risks and promotes soil biology, we use high-quality slow-release nitrogen along with other macro and micro nutrients. Juice up your grass like a hippie.
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Starting @ $249.00*
All Services include: delivery material, and labor.
Lawn Top Dressing
Topdressing is done using the highest quality soil mixes available. By adding soil aggregates such as sand, silt, organic matter, and carbon to your lawn, Hippie Fertilizing can improve its soil structure. For greater saturation, we can enhance moisture retention and permeability during irrigation and rain. In addition to improving soil nutrient retention, topdressing facilitates plant nutrient uptake as well.
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Starting @ $375.00* per cubic yard
All Services include: delivery material, and labor.
Lawn Restoration Package
The Lawn Restoration Package is our #1 service for a lawn in need!
With Soil for the Lawn Topdressing combined with Our Proprietary Hippie Juice and Fertilizer, we have a 3 step process that will speed up lawn recovery faster and healthier than any other service on the market!
Are you ready to restore your lawn?
Simply click the link below to order.
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Starting @ $624.00​
All Services include: delivery material, and labor.
Lawn Leveling
It is essential to have a level yard to have a stable outdoor landscape and lush green grass. Furthermore, you will be able to avoid serious damage and costly foundation repairs. Hippie Fertilizing uses mason sand and bank sand for this application as it is the best way to level the lawn with porous material to add microbes and nutrients to speed up the recovery of your lawn.
Starting @ $375.00* per cubic yard
All Services include: delivery material, and labor.
Hella Groovy Reviews
If it’s not safe for Boston it’s not worth it!
At Hippie Fertilizing we believe lawn care should not come at a risk of harming our family and pets.
We asked if chemical lawn treatments can cause skin allergies.
Heres the answer:
Yes, chemical lawn treatments can definitely cause dogs to have skin irritation and reactions that look like allergies.
While these reactions are often classified as contact dermatitis (a direct irritation or chemical burn) or a toxic reaction rather than a true immune-system allergy, the symptoms for your dog are the same: intense itching, redness, and discomfort.
Here’s a breakdown of how it happens and the symptoms to watch for:
How Chemical Lawn Treatments Affect a Dog's Skin
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Direct Contact: Herbicides (weed killers), pesticides (insect killers), and fertilizers contain chemicals that can irritate or burn a dog's skin, especially on the paws, legs, and underside.This happens when a dog walks, runs, or rolls on a treated lawn before the product has completely dried.
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Ingestion (Self-Grooming): Dogs often lick and chew their paws and legs.If chemical residue is on their fur or paws, they ingest it, which can lead to systemic toxic effects and/or cause irritation in their mouth, throat, and digestive system.
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A "True" Allergy Trigger: In some cases, the chemicals can act as a trigger or allergen, causing a hypersensitive immune reaction (similar to environmental allergies).
Common Symptoms of Exposure
If your dog has been in contact with a freshly treated lawn, watch for signs of skin irritation, which often focus on the areas closest to the ground:
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Excessive Licking, Chewing, or Biting (especially at the paws/feet)
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Redness or a Rash on the paws, legs, or belly
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Visible Burns or Blisters on the paw pads
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Sneezing or Coughing (if the fumes were inhaled)
In cases of more serious ingestion, your dog may also show symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, or tremors, which require immediate veterinary attention.
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So we ask, is the weed killer worth it?
We say no!
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