In article , Heidi wrote:
Has anyone used a professional lawn service (chem lawn, etc..)? Are
they worth the cost? If so, would anyone recommend a particularly
company? Do lawn services actually test your lawn to see what nutrients
it needs, or do they just put down whatever is the general need for the
region?

I have tried sending soil samples to NCSU horticulture extension is a
great service. But despite knowing what my lawn needs, I still haven't
had much luck growing grass. We are edging closer to a possible move,
and I would like our lawn to look decent to help sell the house. I'm
ready to pay someone to help us out.

TIA!
Heidi


If you are going to put your house on the market before late october you
may be in trouble unless you put out sod and water the heck out of it.

Fall is the best time for fescue to establish. July, Aug, and early
Sept are rough.

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