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Hazel Park, MI Organic Lawn and Tree Care Services

Certified Tree Arborist

Tired of pushing that fertilizer spreader? Unhappy with your gardens? Lawn care maintenance can be a difficult task, so leave the hard work to the professionals. Let American Lawn and Tree Arborists keep you lawn and landscapes healthy with their certified Arborist. Contact us today to solve your problems and improve your landscapes in Hazel Park, MI.

We take care of beautiful trees and gorgeous lawns in Hazel Park, MI. Give American Lawn and Tree Arborists a call today to setup a consultation with a certified Arborist to ensure only the newest and safest products are used in your environment. Let us keep you trees and lawns healthy adding value to your property.

Weed Control, Lawn Maintenance, Organic Fertilization, Tree Service in Hazel Park, Michigan

We Cure Sick Trees!

Your lawn should receive several in-season fertilizations throughout the year. Each feeding uses only professional, timed-release fertilizers that are formulated for the specific needs of your lawn at the time of application. We treat you lawn for dandelions and more than 50 other common lawn weeds. If you are having issues in Hazel Park, you can phone our customer hotline (800) 404-3033 or fill out our contact form and a Lawn Specialist will be dispatched to your home to take care of the problem.

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Rid Chinch Bugs from St. Augustine Grass – Florida

Lawn Insects in Florida

Chinch bugs are the most important lawn insect pests of St. Augustine grass. Lawn damage most often occurs in very hot dry weather but can occur anytime, usually in the sunniest areas of your grass. There are several home owner products that are labeled for chinch bugs in your lawn. Be careful to follow the label directions so it is safe for you and your St. Augustine lawn. Cinch bug damage is often confused with other lawn diseases.

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