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Fertilizer Programs Franklin, MA<\/h1>\n
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A season-long program of feeding, weed control, grub prevention and lime, timed to the grass instead of the calendar. Serving Franklin, Massachusetts and all of Norfolk County from our Wrentham yard.<\/div>\n
(508) 505-5416<\/a>Request a quote<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n
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In short<\/div>\nFertilizer Programs<\/a> in Franklin, MA: Our fertilizer program is five to six timed applications. It starts with an early spring feed with crabgrass prevention and a late spring feed with broadleaf weed control. Then come summer grub prevention, early fall feeding and overseeding support, and a late fall winterizer, plus lime where the soil needs it. We plan it for the acidic, rocky soil of Norfolk County, not a national schedule. Free written estimates for fertilizer programs anywhere in Franklin, MA, as well as the owner on every job. So call (508) 505-5416 or request a quote online<\/a>.<\/pee><\/div>\n
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Landscaper service in Franklin, MA<\/div>\n

A lawn program only works if every application is on time<\/h2>\n

<\/span>Looking for fertilizer programs<\/a> in Franklin, MA? Ten Four Landscape & Construction has handled it for homeowners, business owners and property managers across Norfolk County since 2012. Our Wrentham yard is also about fifteen minutes away.<\/pee>A fertilizer program is the difference between a lawn that survives the season and one that people notice. Most bagged programs and national franchises apply the same product on the same date everywhere. The grass in Wrentham, Franklin and Foxboro does not grow on a national schedule. Franklin homeowners have relied on us as their local landscaper<\/a> for years. So we bring that same approach to every fertilizer programs job in town.<\/pee>We build the program around soil testing, the grass types on the property and how you use the lawn. We time each application to soil temperature and growth, not the week of the month. So pre-emergent goes down before crabgrass germinates, and grub control goes down when it actually works. We apply it ourselves, on the same visits as mowing where possible, so nothing slips through.<\/pee>\n

Why Franklin, MA homeowners call Ten Four for Fertilizer Programs<\/h2>\nFranklin is the largest of the towns we serve and one where we do a great deal of work. That work runs from the neighborhoods around downtown and Dean College to the subdivisions off Route 140, Lincoln Street and Pleasant Street. It is a mix of older homes near Main Street, dense 1990s and 2000s developments with tight setbacks, and condominium communities that need reliable grounds care. We also handle commercial properties in the industrial parks near Interstate 495 and Forge Park.<\/pee>Soils in Franklin change block by block. Much of the town is glacial till with plenty of stone, while the low ground near Mine Brook, Uncas Pond and the Charles River holds water and stays soft. Heavy clay pockets are common in the newer subdivisions where builders stripped the topsoil during construction. That is why so many Franklin lawns struggle with compaction, moss and standing water until someone actually corrects the soil instead of covering it up.<\/pee>\n

Fertilizer Programs benefits for Franklin, MA properties<\/h3>\n