Soil-tested lawn treatment in Wellsville
Lawns in Wellsville tend to be large and open to the wind. Many sit on ground that was farmed for generations.
The ground in Wellsville
Wellsville sits below the Wellsville Mountains on the valley’s west side. Lawns near the town square have grown for decades. Newer homes sit on old fields near the town’s edges.
Lawn problems we look for in Wellsville
Pale lawns in midsummer
Because Wellsville soil is alkaline, it often locks up iron. Many lawns turn yellow-green in midsummer even when they are fed. If the grass is watered and still growing, iron is the likely cause. In June we add liquid iron to the summer feed.
Wind across open lots
Lawns on open west-side lots dry faster than sheltered lawns because wind pulls water out of the grass. Water less often and for longer so the roots grow down. The potassium in our June feed also helps the grass through hot, dry weeks.
Old lawns and new lawns
Many lawns near the town square carry thatch built up over decades. Lawns on new lots often sit on field soil packed during construction. At the free assessment, we measure thatch depth and read compaction with a meter. We recommend core aeration where either reading calls for it.
We feed your Wellsville lawn at all six visits and treat the whole lawn for weeds in May and August
See the full program →We are booking Wellsville lawns for the 2027 season
We serve all of Wellsville and the west side of the valley. Request a free assessment to get a price for each program. There is nothing to sign.