Lawn Fertilization
Tailored Service
- Estate uses custom blended fertilizer for your specific property. All custom blends include balanced nutrient and micronutrient packages especially geared towards Southwest Florida requirements.
- Estate uses commercial grade fertilizer both granular and liquid at no less than 50% slow release.
- Estate has programs for all varieties of Florida grasses including Floratam, Bahia, Bermuda, Zoysia and Golf Course grasses
“Estate’s attention to detail and pro-active approach towards landscape issues has really stomped out a lot of potential issues before they had a chance to begin. Landscape issues previously to Estate Landscaping talking over took up close to 40-50% of my time and now its been reduced by at least half of that in just over a month or two. Thank you, Estate, for freeing up my time to concentrate on the other areas of my job.”
Cameron G.
Property Manager
Landscape Treatments – FAQ
Q1: What is included in your fertilization, pest and weed control program?
A1: Our program includes custom-blended fertilizers, monthly site monitoring, weed control treatments, disease identification, and insect prevention tailored to Southwest Florida conditions.
Q2: Why is this specialist service important for commercial properties?
A2: Proper nutrient and pest management prevents turf degradation, reduces plant replacement costs, and keeps landscapes vibrant, healthy, and professional-looking year-round.
Q3: How do you coordinate fertilization with other landscape services?
A3: We schedule fertilization to align with mowing, irrigation, pruning, and seasonal growth cycles to maximize effectiveness and avoid service overlap.
Q4: How do you tailor the program for Florida’s unique turf and plant conditions?
A4: We use region-specific formulations and treatment schedules to address Florida’s sandy soils, high heat, rainfall patterns, and pest pressures.
Q5: What is the benefit of proactive versus reactive pest and weed control?
A5: Proactive care identifies and addresses issues early, preventing widespread damage and reducing long-term costs compared to reactive, emergency treatments.