Insect Control:
Inspection – Our trained technicians will inspect our customers’ lawn for damaging insects on every fertilization visit.

Identify the type of insect causing damage and determine an appropriate treatment. Carmon's Inc. Landscape will apply insecticides on a curative basis ONLY. Carmon's Inc Landscape believes that applying insecticides on a preventive basis is not in the best interest of our customers nor the environment.

Weed Control:
Carmon’s believes that the best defense against weeds is a healthy, dense turfgrass, which is the objective behind our fertilization program.

If necessary, Carmon’s will apply a pre-emergent herbicide, along with the fall and spring applications of fertilizer. This will control the number of weeds that can grow in your lawn. Post-emergent herbicides may also be applied on an as-needed basis.

Disease Control
Inspection – Our trained technicians will inspect our customers’ lawn for turfgrass diseases on every fertilization visit. Common turf diseases are: Brown patch: a fungus that is mainly an aesthetic problem.

It affects primarily the leaves of St. Augustine grass, but doesn’t kill the turfgrass itself.

Carmon’s can apply a fungicide to the affected areas for brown patch control. The fungicide must be applied in two applications spaced 30-45 days apart during the fall season.

Gray leaf spot on St. Augustine grass or Bermuda grass leaf spot. These diseases are uncommon and do not require preventative control.

Should our technicians notice a disease on the lawn, then diagnosis and treatment options will be brought to the attention of the customer.

Tree & Shrub Care:

Providing one deep root feeding (Spring) with a time released fertilizer and four insect and disease applications to help control insects and disease problems that occur throughout the growing season on ornamental trees and shrubs.

 

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