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Lawn Fertilization and Weed Control • Aeration and Edgings • Perimeter Pest Control Phone: (605)334-7399 / 1-844-26-GRASS • 7407 E. Arrowhead Pkwy. Sioux Falls, SD 57110 • www.green4everinc.com LEAF BLIGHT Leaf Blight starts out as irregular shaped, brown patches. If you look closely at an affected blade of grass, you’ll see that the tip is dying back and that there are red, black, or brown spots on the blade. If left untreated, areas of leaf blight will turn into large areas. COMMON LAWN FUNGUS WHY DOES FUNGUS HAPPEN - Our grasses in the upper Midwest are considered cool-season grasses. They perform best when temperatures are cool – under 75 degrees. So when things heat up and dry out the grass gets really stressed and becomes more susceptible to diseases. Fungus can often be controlled by addressing the environmental stresses that are causing them (i.e. heat and dryness). The 2 common funguses in our region are pictured below. WHAT ARE THE SOLUTIONS - • If natural rainfall does not occur, we recommend watering ½”, twice per week in the early morning hours. • Apply a fungicide at the first signs of the fungus. • Mow at 3” and catch your clippings during fungal breakouts. • Hand rake every fall & spring. Raking the leaves in the fall helps ensure that any fungus spores that may have been on tree leaves won’t over-winter on the lawn. Raking in the spring gets rid of all the dead, matted down grass left over from winter, thus reducing the fungus spores. • Aerate the yard every other year. Fungus spores will over-winter in the thatch layer, so keeping on top of the thatch layer by aerating will decrease your chances of an outbreak. DOLLAR SPOT Dollar Spot starts out as small, brown circular patches. If you look closely at an affected blade of grass, you’ll see that the tip is dying back and that there’s a yellow hourglass shaped band going across the grass blade. If left untreated, the small circular patches can turn into large areas.
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Lawn Fertilization and Weed Control • Aeration and Edgings • Perimeter Pest Control
Phone: (605)334-7399 / 1-844-26-GRASS • 7407 E. Arrowhead Pkwy. Sioux Falls, SD 57110 • www.green4everinc.com
LEAF BLIGHT
Leaf Blight starts out as irregular shaped, brown patches. If you look closely at an affected blade of grass, you’ll see that the tip is dying back and that there are red, black, or brown spots on the blade. If left untreated, areas of leaf blight will turn into large areas.
COMMON LAWN FUNGUSWHY DOES FUNGUS HAPPEN - Our grasses in the upper Midwest are considered cool-season grasses. They perform best when temperatures are cool – under 75 degrees. So when things heat up and dry out the grass gets really stressed and becomes more susceptible to diseases. Fungus can often be controlled by addressing the environmental stresses that are causing them (i.e. heat and dryness). The 2 common funguses in our region are pictured below.
WHAT ARE THE SOLUTIONS - • If natural rainfall does not occur, we recommend watering ½”, twice per week in the early morning hours. • Apply a fungicide at the first signs of the fungus. • Mow at 3” and catch your clippings during fungal breakouts. • Hand rake every fall & spring. Raking the leaves in the fall helps ensure that any fungus spores that may have been on tree leaves won’t over-winter on the lawn. Raking in the spring gets rid of all the dead, matted down grass left over from winter, thus reducing the fungus spores. • Aerate the yard every other year. Fungus spores will over-winter in the thatch layer, so keeping on top of the thatch layer by aerating will decrease your chances of an outbreak.
DOLLAR SPOT
Dollar Spot starts out as small, brown circular patches. If you look closely at an affected blade of grass, you’ll see that the tip is dying back and that there’s a yellow hourglass shaped band going across the grass blade. If left untreated, the small circular patches can turn into large areas.
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PERIMETER PEST CONTROLOur program provides an insect shield that
controls unhealthy pests from entering your home, thus protecting your
family and pets. When insects come in contact with the shield they are stopped DEAD!
This product is safe-so safe it can be used indoors.
We will apply an insect spray band3 to 4 feet around the foundation and
2 feet up the foundation wall of your home.
The standard timing of the Perimeter Pest Control applications are spring, early
summer, late summer and fall. Applications can be started any time. Give us a call today!
PERIMETER PEST CONTROLOur 4-step Pest Control Program provides MAXIMUM
defense against spiders, ants, fleas, earwings and many moreunpleasant insects BEFORE they enter your home.
Start protecting your family now!Starts around May 1st
We can also protect landscape and shrubs around your home from insect damage.
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