At Canadian Lawn Care we are happy to provide full service programs as well as value additions to create a custom based solution to all your lawn care needs.

Program Offers
	Basic Program Spring lime, Late Spring fertilizer & weed control, Summer Fertilizer, Fall fertilizer and weed control.
	Premium Program Spring Lime, Spring Fertilizer and moss control, Late Spring Fertilizer & weed control, Summer Fertilizer and weed control, Fall Fertilizer and weed control, Late fall/winterizing fertilizer, Soil ph test, Spring Aeration
	Supreme Program Spring Aeration, Lime and Fertilizer, Moss control, Late Spring Fertilizer & weed control, Summer Fertilizer and weed control, Fall Fertilizer and weed control, Late Fall/winterizing fertilizer, Fall lime, Soil analysis, Insect inspection or Bio stimulants.
	Organic Program Spring Lime, Spring organic fertilizer, late spring organic fertilizer, summer organic fertilizer, fall organic fertilizer, spring aeration Soil analysis

Value Additions
Merit Grub Control
Protect your lawn from the severe damage caused by grubs. Merit Grub Control kills grubs before the damage begins to appear on your lawn, keeping you protected from damage all season long. Do not hesitate ordering this time sensitive application.

Bio-Stimulants
100% Organic Kelp treatments for your lawn and garden. A foliar spray application, to help create a bio-diverse eco-system in your yard. Kelp treatments encourage deep rooting and larger shoot growth. These can be applied on vegetables and flower to encourage higher yields. Multiple applications will increase results.

Aeration
The mechanical removal of thumb sized cores of soil, to reduce thatch and soil compaction. This process allows air, water and nutrients to the roots of your turf, encouraging a deeper, stronger root system. The cores should be left on the lawn, they will decompose with regular mowing, and foot traffic.

Crabgrass Control
A mid summer post emergent spot treatment for this invasive grassy weed. Multiple applications may be necessary depending on infestation.

Power Raking
A large amount of moss and/or thatch is present in lawn areas. With the amount of wet weather we receive in the lower mainland annually, high maintenance is required to keep lawns healthy. The purpose of power raking is to remove thatch and moss. Both of these reduce the regeneration of new grass shoots and the effectiveness of fertilizer. Applying moss killer without power raking does not get rid of moss. It turns black and then comes back. In a way, thatch acts like a sponge preventing nutrients, oxygen and water from absorbing into the lawn. If a large amount of thatch or moss is power raked, bare spots tend to show up. If this happens we suggest top dressing with soil and over seeding the lawn, and an application of root builder fertilizer.

Sand Top Dressing
After we aerate lawns in early spring, we recommend top dressing lawn areas with washed sand. After aeration, 2-3” plugs are pulled out of the lawn. This helps with air circulation, decreases moss build-up, helps rejuvenate root growth, and allows nutrients to absorb easier. Because of the amount of precipitation we receive, the holes tend to get filled in quite quickly, thus making aeration less effective. Top dressing with sand into the aeration holes prevents the holes from closing over time. This ensures direct access of fertilizer and water into the root zones, especially during the summer months. Water and fertilizer simply run off a compacted lawn.

Soil analysis
Healthy lawns start with healthy soil. The only way to find out what your soil needs is by testing it. Soil testing is the best scientific method available to evaluate the nutritional status of the soil. Nutrient stresses and imbalances can reduce plant vigour, which increases the plant’s susceptibility to damage from drought, disease, insects, and weed infestations. Recommendation’s for soil amendments will be made based on results of the test.