Fertilizer

Healthy Lawns Start with Healthy Soil

At State College Lawn Care, our fertilizing service is designed to provide your lawn with the nutrients it needs to thrive. Our team of trained professionals will carefully assess your lawn's needs and create a customized fertilization plan to ensure that it is getting the right nutrients at the right time. Serving clients across State College and Central Pennsylvania, we are ready to help.

During the fertilization process, we use high-quality fertilizers that are specifically formulated for your type of grass and the local climate. This helps to ensure that your lawn is getting the optimal balance of nutrients to help it grow thick and healthy.

Why Fertilize?

Fertilizing your lawn is an important step in maintaining its health and appearance. The right mix of nutrients can help your grass grow to its full potential, and the appropriate fertilizer blend and application frequency will depend on your lawn's unique combination of grass, soil, and environment. Our fertilizing service is available from spring through fall and can be customized to fit your needs with a one-time treatment or ongoing annual service.

When To Fertilize

Proper and timely application of fertilizers can promote strong root growth, improve the lawn's ability to withstand heavy foot traffic and insect damage, reduce weeds, and replenish nutrients lost due to extreme weather. Our team works according to the seasons, accurately choosing the best time to begin fertilizing your lawn for the ultimate results. 

When selecting a fertilizer, you may notice that the bag has three numbers printed on it, which represent the percentages of nitrogen, phosphate, and potassium in the product. Our company uses a slow-release fertilizer that does not need to be reapplied more often than every eight weeks. This helps to prevent over-application, which can harm your lawn and lead to uneven growth and brown patches. Contact us to learn more about our fertilizing services and how we can help your lawn thrive.

Fertilizer Application