Fertilizer

Fertilizer uses, types and application of products.

Grub example in soil and example of what happens to the grass.

Grubs Are a Turf Problem. Misdiagnosis Is a Business Problem.

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Most turf problems do not need more noise. They need a clearer process.
White grubs can cause real damage, but they should be confirmed before they are treated. A fertility program should not be positioned as pest control, and a chemical application should not be used as a substitute for sound agronomic decision-making.
For professional landscapers, the best program is not the most aggressive one. It is the one that keeps turf healthy, identifies problems accurately, treats only when needed, and supports recovery after stress.

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Dynamic Duo recycling manure and biosolids waste to fertilizers.

The Power of the Dynamic Duo

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In today’s turf management environment, contractors and distributors are looking for more than just fertilizer. They need products that deliver consistent results, support long-term soil health, and are designed to fit within the environmental goals of the community they serve. That’s exactly why Clarus® 100 Dynamic Duo was developed. Dynamic Duo combines two proven organic

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White 50lb bag of Clarus Whole Shebang 6-2-4

Act Now. Save Your Lawn And Wallet.

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BEFORE AFTER WHOLE SHEBANG Get relief from pressures affecting urea-based fertilizer and protect your wallet. For years, the standard guidance for cool-season turf has been simple, avoid fertilizing in the summer. That recommendation was based on real risks: Excess nitrogen can increase disease pressure Rapid growth can stress turf in heat But the issue isn’t fertilization.

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Florida turf at resort

Fertilizing Before the Cutoff: How Florida Landscapers Should Prepare Turf Ahead of June 1st

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In many parts of Florida, June 1 marks the beginning of seasonal fertilizer restrictions tied to the summer rainy season. For professional landscapers, that date isn’t just a regulatory checkpoint—it’s a planning deadline.

What happens before June 1 plays a major role in how turf performs through the most challenging months of the year.

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More organic is represented by a green arrow going up. Less salt is represented by a blue arrow pointing down.

More Organic Matter = Less Salt

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When evaluating turf fertilizers, many assume that higher NPK numbers—like 28-5-12—deliver better results. But higher analysis doesn’t always mean better performance. In fact, it often means higher salt content. A more effective approach focuses on nutrient efficiency, not just concentration. High NPK Fertilizers vs. Organic Matter-Based Fertilizers Traditional high-nitrogen fertilizers rely on concentrated synthetic salts

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Recover lawns this summer with Clarus® Whole Shebang

Fertilizer, Lawn Care |

• Product Overview • Clarus® Whole Shebang fertilizer is versatile and especially useful during periods of harsh summer weather conditions. Lawns need help recovering after being weakened by summer diseases, drought and localized stress. This is often due to poor soil, steep slopes and other factors that only worsen during periods of high temperatures. The

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