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Grand Rapids, MI Organic Lawn and Tree Care Services

Certified Tree Arborist

Why hire a tree service company in Grand Rapids, MI when you can have a certified arborist for the same price? Enhance tree color, leaf size, stimulate overall growth and increase flowering potential - we can cure and improve the quality of your sick trees. Let American Lawn and Tree Arborists give you a free landscape consultation, give us a call today!

Would you like an organic landscape program in Grand Rapids, MI? American Lawn and Tree Arborists have a great program where we utilize organic fertilizers and natural compounds to treat your lawn and trees. Why not have our certified arborist stop by for a consultation? Contact us today to setup your visit.

Weed Control, Lawn Maintenance, Organic Fertilization, Tree Service in Grand Rapids, Michigan

We Cure Sick Trees!

One or more applications should be made to your lawn in early spring to prevent crabgrass and/or controllable annual weeds from invading the lawn throughout the season. Each feeding uses only professional, timed-release fertilizers that are formulated for the specific needs of your lawn at the time of application. We can be reached via our customer hotline at (800) 404-3033 or you can fill our our contact form. A Lawn Care Specialist can be dispatched to your home to take care of any problems you may be having in Grand Rapids.

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Problems with Sod WebWorms in Florida Lawns

Tropical Sod Webworms Attack

Of all the “Lepidoptera” lawn pests in Florida, the tropical sod webworm is the most damaging. It can attack all specie of lawns along the entire gulf coast of the United States. Most damage occurs in fall. Symptoms include browning spots about the size of a quarter. As the infestation worsens, the spots coalesce and become larger. The adult moths cause no damage and can be seen fluttering over the grass as they are disturbed. The problem is the caterpillar or larvae of the moth as they are the ones that do the damage. As always, read the label if you plan to do the treatment yourself. Remember, “the label is the law”.