Business Hours

Open Mondays to Fridays
Closed Saturdays
, Open Sundays
in season.

Call 905.318.6677
1.888.turfking (888.887.3546)

 

You are here: Home Gerry's Blog
Blog
Fall turfgrass establishment Print E-mail
Friday, 27 August 2010 20:21

Fall turfgrass establishment

 

The weather of this year has stressed turf and there are certainly turf areas that you might need to reestablish this fall. The short term weather forecast certainly doesn’t look very cool and moist, but even though the temperatures may be high, this is still the ideal time to establish turf. Competition from annual weeds, such as crabgrass, is absent and shorter day length means less time for daytime drying. The immediate challenge for establishment is soil moisture as in many areas it has turned bone dry and, unless you have irrigation, establishment could be tricky at best.

Read more at the original article ....

 

 
Get Your Fall Fertilization FREE Print E-mail
Friday, 27 August 2010 14:09

 

"FREE Fall Fertilization"
Order a new 2011 program, get your 2010 Fall Fertilization FREE

Basic Program of spring, summer, & fall granular, 75% slow release
fertilizer plus 2 spot applications of Organic Weed Treatment.
Priced from $228.69*.

905-318-6677
1-888-TURFKING
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
www.hamiltonturfking.ca





Earn 5 AIR MILES® reward miles with each $100 of Lawn program.
2X rewards- limited time, only for new clients. Details at
www.hamiltonturfking.ca/airmiles. Valid  to Sept 30/10. Not valid with
any other offer. Prepaid price for 2,500 sq ft lawn, Taxes included.
Free Fall Fertilizer offer requires deposit on 2011 program.
® TM Trademarks of AIR MILES International Trading B.V. Used under
license by LoyaltyOne, Inc.and Turf King.

 
Wanted Dead or Alive-Grubs Print E-mail
Tuesday, 03 August 2010 20:57

Wanted Dead or Alive-Grubs

 

Grub treatment time is coming.
Inspected a lawn today, found chinch bugs, leatherjackets and baby grubs.
This guy was not the smallest one I found, but the one that stayed still enough to pose for his mug shot.
Although there was a fairly large patch of dead, brown lawn, I'm sure that the damage was due to the many chinch bugs crawling around. The white grubs are newly hatched. Yes, they may be starting to feed, but, I think it is unlikely that they have caused damage that started 2 weeks ago.
Nematodes should be applied to lawns where there are grubs or where the risks of grub infestation is high. Nematodes have to be applied when the grubs are present. The difficulty for lawn care operators is that, not all grubs will hatch at the same time. In the lawn above, the various grubs were different sized. A smaller one was half the size of the one pictured above. Treating too early means some grubs may be missed.
Please call if you have a need for a grub treatment.
www.hamiltonturfking.ca

 
<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next > End >>

Page 1 of 34

Member Of

We Accept