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Let customers and prospects know that crabgrass seeds will always be present in their lawns, and your pre-emergent treatments can keep them from germinating. This Grow Note is perfect for promoting effective crabgrass control.
Show prospects what a difference your landscaping services can make in the looks and value of their homes. This bulletin explains the many benefits of professional landscaping, in addition to providing various ideas for property improvements.
Let prospects know that you can improve both the health of their lawns and the quality of our environment with your professional lawn care services. This bulletin is great for selling fertilization, weed control, insect control, disease contr
This bulletin discusses the various causes of plant diseases, how to identify them, and how to go about controlling them. Use it to increase awareness among your customer base about the damage plant diseases can cause.
Show homeowners that it’s possible to control insect pests while still being kind to the environment. This bulletin discusses the main practices involved in IPM and advocates pest control that is efficient, economic and responsible.
Do your customers realize how critical water is for the health of their lawns and landscape plants? Use this bulletin to explain what water does, how it’s absorbed, and the different ways to deliver it effectively.
Looking for an easy way to sell fall fertilization of lawns, trees and shrubs? This bulletin does a great job of explaining why landscape plants in suburban soils need extra help getting the proper nutrients for healthy growth.
This bulletin helps to explain why lawn seeding is more effective in the fall than in the spring. Use it to promote lawn renovations after a long, hot, dry summer.
Use this bulletin to promote aeration as one of the best things you can do for your customers’ and prospects’ lawns. It’s a great way show them why this valuable service is such a “breath of fresh air” for their