A+ Lawn Care
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Used them last year and they were great. We are moving to a rental while building a new house otherwise I'd use them again this year. Runs about 50 per application and I was able to get one treatment free when committing to the full series. Also had them aerate.
I have used them for a year now and have no complaints. Cost is going to depend on the size of your yard. I have about 7,000 sq ft of grass and I believe I'm paying between $250 and $275 for the regular 6 applications.
$45.20 per application for my lawn and they do a great job. I tried 2 years doing it myself, but we have a lot of clay in our soil so it had gone to crap. I should have overseeded it last year but didnt so I have spots where grass is missing, but the grass is the best it has been in 3 years since I decided to go with them.
My yard looks like crap
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Mine looks similar. It was in really bad shape when we bought our house almost 3 years ago. I've tried to revive it myself over the past few summers with little luck. I'm thinking about going with someone like A+ for a year just to get it in good shape, then back off and maintain myself.
Your neighbor's looks good. Maybe you should hire him!My yard looks like crap
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Looks like mine. Last summer was a killer on lawns with the heat and lack of rain. I would suggest them, they would get your grass (that you have) going strong. From there you can overseed and aerate in the fall.My yard looks like crap
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My front yard looks ok, my back yard is starting to get full of crabgrass and clover. We're probably going to look into lawn care as well.
Impatience and lawn care do not mix. Few lawns look good in March in Iowa.
Feeding a lawn 6 times a year? Bad idea.
Feeding a lawn 6 times a year? Bad idea.
