A fast-acting source of nitrogen used in fertilizers to promote rapid green-up and healthy leaf growth.

The process of using organic materials to stimulate microbial activity in the soil, leading to better root development and plant health.

Minerals that are bonded with natural compounds so they can be easily absorbed by plants and soil microbes.

A nutrient-rich organic fertilizer made from composted chicken manure. Improves soil structure and adds slow-release nutrients.

Refers to the essential elements that support long-term turf growth: soil quality, root strength, and nutrient balance.

Solid, pellet-like fertilizer applied to lawns to release nutrients slowly over time.

Our proprietary blend of granular fertilizer and soil enhancers that feeds grass and improves soil biology.

A liquid bio-stimulant made with molasses, brewer’s yeast, and other natural ingredients to support soil microbes and boost lawn vitality.

An inspection of your lawn’s sprinkler or watering system to check for efficiency, coverage, and performance. Helps reduce water waste and improve turf health.

The life and movement of beneficial microbes in the soil, which help break down organic matter and make nutrients available to plants

Used in organic lawn treatments to feed beneficial microbes in the soil, boosting biological activity.

The measure of acidity or alkalinity in soil, which affects how well your lawn can absorb nutrients.

Any organic material added to the soil to improve its structure, nutrient content, or water retention.

The community of microorganisms living in your soil that are essential for healthy plant growth and nutrient cycling.

The process of spreading a thin layer of compost or soil over an existing lawn to improve soil structure, nutrient levels, and drainage.

A common nitrogen source in fertilizers that helps promote fast, lush growth in turfgrass.

A natural wetting agent used in soil treatments to help water penetrate more evenly and efficiently.