Residential Programs

GroundMasters Residential Maintenance Programs

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The One Leaf Program Pricing starting at $350
Spring clean-up
Choice of mulch ($80-85/yard installed)
Fall clean-up

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The Two Leaf Program Full-season pricing starting at $45/week
Spring clean-up
Choice of mulch ($80-85/yard installed)
Weekly lawn grooming
Fall clean-up

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The Three Leaf Program Full-season pricing starting at $65/week
Spring clean-up
Choice of mulch ($80-85/yard installed)
Weekly lawn grooming
Fall clean-up
Shrub grooming

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The Four Leaf Program Full-season pricing starting at $85/week
Spring clean-up
Choice of mulch ($80-85/yard installed)
Weekly lawn grooming
Fall clean-up
Shrub grooming
Hand pruning
Fertilizer program
Aeration
Sliceseeding/overseeding

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The Five Leaf Custom Program FREE Estimate
We will customize a program based on your specific needs.

Above pricing applies to residential customers and represents the average cost of each program based on a lot size up to 10,000 square feet and a 28-30 week season.

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GroundMasters Residential 5–7 Step Fertilizer Program

April – May
19-0-6    Dimension
19-3-6    Dimension
19-0-11   Pre-M

May – June
Weed and Feed
Fertilizer 24-5-11  2Fe/24-5-11   5Fe/28-5-12  3Fe/21-3-21  2Fe

June – July
Merit grub control
Mach 2 grub control

July – August
Talstar surface insect control
Fertilizer 24-5-11  2Fe/24-5-11   5Fe/28-5-12  3Fe/21-3-21  2Fe

August – October
18-2-18
18-0-18

Extras that are recommended:
13-0-6/7-1-3 Lime & Fertilizer
Lime
0-0- Potassium

What do the numbers on the fertilizer bag mean? The numbers on any fertilizer bag refer to the percentage of primary nutrients found inside. Fertilizer is made up of three major parts:

Nitrogen (N) – promotes foliage and overall growth
Phosphorus (Urea) (P) – promotes root development
Potassium (K) – helps promote disease resistance and foliage on flowers and plants

The first number represents the percentage of nitrogen. The second number indicates the percentage of phosphorous, and the last number, the percentage of potassium.

Example: 28–5–12
28 Nitrogen   5 Phosphorous   12 Potassium

Additional information about fertilizer: Iron is another additive in some fertilizers. This additive is for the color of the grass. However, too much iron can damage the tips of the grass if applied at the wrong time.
 
Slow release is also the key to the type of timing on the fertilizer.
 
The lower the percentage (example: 25%) the quicker the release of the nitrogen.