Now booking the 2027 season. Lawn treatments start in April.

Soil-tested lawn treatment in Newton

Many lawns in Newton sit on open lots that dry out in the summer wind. A soil test each September shows the phosphorus and potassium in your soil.

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The ground in Newton

Few trees or hills break the wind across most Newton lots. A lawn on an open lot dries faster than one sheltered by trees or houses.

Lawn problems we look for in Newton

Pale grass in summer, Newton, Utah

Pale grass in summer

Because Newton soil is alkaline, it often locks up iron. Grass that is short on iron turns yellow-green even when it gets enough water. We apply liquid iron with the June feed. The iron greens the lawn for several weeks.

Wind that dries the lawn, Newton, Utah

Wind that dries the lawn

Wind pulls moisture out of the grass blades and the top of the soil. Water less often and for longer so the roots grow down below the dry surface. The potassium in our June feed also helps the grass handle heat and dry spells.

Thin spots after a dry summer, Newton, Utah

Thin spots after a dry summer

Grass that dries out in July and August often thins in patches. On Fertilizer + Fall Renovation, we core aerate in September and overseed the thin spots. Water the new seed every day for about two weeks.

We feed your Newton lawn at all six visits and treat the whole lawn for weeds in May and August

See the full program →
AprilEarly spring
Feed + pre-emergent to stop crabgrass
MayLate spring
Feed + whole-lawn weed control
JuneSummer protection
Summer feed + liquid iron
AugustEarly fall
Feed + whole-lawn weed control
SeptemberFall recovery or fall renovation
Light feed or fall renovation + soil test
OctoberWinterizer
Last feed of the year

We are booking Newton lawns for the 2027 season

We serve Newton and the farm ground around Newton Reservoir. To book, call (435) 890-0618 or request a free assessment.

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