Soil Amendments
The healthier the soil, the healthier your lawn will be. ExperiGreen’s soil amendments service provides a lawn care expert to test the balance of alkalinity and acidity of your soil to determine the proper amount of lime needed.
Soil Amendments Service
At ExperiGreen we offer a comprehensive list of soil amendments and lawn services. We also offer Perimeter Pest Control and Mosquito Control services. In some markets, we are proud to offer Professional Tree & Shrub Care Service as well. A key beneficial service that we often recommend is a soil amendment. In most cases, this would be an application of lime, but sulfur may be used in areas of high pH or alkaline soils. Soil amendments work to modify the soil pH slightly, which improves nutrient uptake. If soils are too acidic or alkaline, they tend to “tie up” the nutrients applied to the lawn. Your lawn is then better able to utilize the nutrients from our professional fertilizers.
Don't Forget About Your Soil
Over the growing season lawns can face a long list of issues from disease, insect damage, and environmental issues. When this happens it can cause your soil, which supports the entire root system, to have unbalanced natural elements like nitrogen, potassium, and calcium.
Why Do You Need A Soil Amendment Service?
Soil pH is a key factor in plants like grass, trees and shrubs ability to grow well and thrive. It is a measure of a soil’s relative acidity or alkalinity. Soils that have too high of a pH (alkaline soils) or too low of a pH (acidic soils) impede a plants ability to take up and utilize nutrients. Lime or sulfur are common soil amendments applied to lawns and landscape areas to modify the soil pH.
Benefits Of Our
Soil Amendments
Lawn Services
Most types of grass grow best when they have a pH between 6 and 7. If your pH is below 5.5, lawn growth gets stunted and the health of the lawn can be compromised. Adding lime to your turf reduces the acidity of the lawn.
- Reducing the acidity of your lawn allows the grass to absorb nutrients far more readily. This has an almost immediate effect on the health of the lawn. A proper soil acidity has long term positive effects on your lawn.
- Our ExperiGreen soil amendment service is meant to modify the pH of your soil so your grass plants can better take up and utilize the nutrients applied to the lawn. A lime treatment for your lawn benefits it in several ways: If your soil pH is too low or acidic, your grass won’t grow and thrive as well as it should, Lime will slightly lower the soil pH, which will allow your grass plants to better utilize fertilizer nutrients. This will further increase the overall health and appearance of your lawn.
Highly Rated Company
Why Your Neighbors Love ExperiGreen
In addition to utilizing industry-leading products and technologies for your lawn and landscape, we continually train our employees so they are able to offer the absolute best service possible.
“This company has SAVED my lawn. They do excellent work and have really helped me keep my yard looking beautiful. I trust this company and recommend them without reservation!”
– Luke Simington
“I love Experigreen! I have used them for my lawn care for 2 years. Customer service is very accommodating. If you have rental property (which I do), you get some really good savings”
– Alice Brite
“I am extremely happy with Experigreen and can see the difference their care has made in our lawn. Their treatments have been consistent and exactly on the indicated periods during the spring, summer and fall. I highly recommend Experigreen. Super job!!!”
– Evi Torres
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the pH of lime?
The pH of lime is a bit of a challenge to determine. There are different forms of lime, such as hydrated lime or dolomitic lime to name just two. Suffice it to say lime is fairly high on the pH scale and works to reduce the relative acidity of low pH soils. Most plants grow and thrive in soils that are close to neutral in pH, so applying lime to acidic soils is recommended.
Is lime good for acidic soil?
Lime is a beneficial soil amendment when applied to low pH or acidic soils. Most plants grow and thrive in soils that are close to neutral in pH, so applying lime to acidic soils is recommended.
What is lime soil amendment?
Soil pH is a key factor in plants like grass, trees and shrubs ability to grow well and thrive. It is a measure of a soil’s relative acidity or alkalinity. Soils that have too high of a pH (alkaline soils) or too low of a pH (acidic soils) impede a plants ability to take up and utilize nutrients. Lime or sulfur are common soil amendments applied to lawns and landscape areas to modify the soil pH.
How much lime to add to lawn?
Lime or sulfur are common soil amendments applied to lawns and landscape areas to modify the soil pH. Lime is applied to soils that are acidic or low pH. In most cases, lime is applied at rate of between 5.0 to 8.0 lbs. per thousand square feet of lawn area. Our ExperiGreen soil amendment service is meant to modify the pH of your soil so your grass plants can better take up and utilize the nutrients applied to the lawn.
Get Your Personalized Plan Now
Tell us about your lawn care and soil amendment needs and we will follow up with a personalized quote that fits your needs.