Round 1 – Early Season
- Pre-emergent spray for control of crabgrass and other grassy weeds
- Spray for over-wintering broadleaf weeds including onions and dandelions as needed
Round 2 – Spring
- Additional pre-emergent spray to extend grassy weed control throughout the summer
- Spray for broadleaf weeds including chickweed, clover, and henbit as needed
- Fertilization to promote root development
Round 3 – Late Spring
- Spray for late germinating broadleaf weeds such as fireweed, and also crabgrass, and other grassy weeds (as needed)
- Fertilization to enhance root growth and early green up
Round 4 – Early Summer
- Spot treat for troublesome weeds such as crabgrass and nutgrass (as needed)
- Fertilization to maintain healthy green turf
Round 5 – Summer
- Continued control of troublesome weeds such as crabgrass and nutgrass (as needed)
- Fertilization to extend color throughout the end of the summer
Round 6 – Fall
- Pre-emergent spray for control of winter weeds
- Spray for early germinating broadleaf weeds including onions.
Round 7 – Winter
- Lime is applied to raise pH so next year’s fertilization is utilized more effectively
- Broadleaf weed control as needed including onions
