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Dr. Green is a local, family-run lawn care service

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Spring & Fall Fertilization
Season Long Insect Control
Season Long Disease Control
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Mosquito Defense

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What to expect

Caring for and cultivating the perfect lawn can be difficult. With Dr. Green, you can sit back, relax and let your lawncare team do the work for you. We create custom plans for the unique needs of your lawn to deliver amazing results.

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Safe for children & pets

Email and/or text notifications

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Paperless billing

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Convenient monthly payments

Family owned since 1986

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Frequently asked questions

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How often does my lawn need to be serviced?

Our treatment plans are optimally designed to ensure you receive the right treatments at the right time of year, so you don’t need to worry. Typically, services are provided every 4 to 6 weeks. However, that does vary based on the time of the year and weather conditions.

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I bought my package, what's next?

Once you schedule your treatment plan, you really do not need to do anything. We will schedule your first treatment (usually within a few days unless it’s before the season) and we will email you prior to your first treatment. You do not need to be home, you only need to make sure our technicians have access to the backyard. We also suggest you opt-in to receive text notifications so we can text you when the technician is on route to your home. Once each service is complete, you will receive an email outlining the services that were performed as well as any instructions from the technician. If you have not already we suggest that you prepay because you will receive an additional discount or sign up for easy pay online.

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Do I need to mow my lawn before a service?

We usually recommend mowing the yard 2 to 7 days after our treatments are applied. Our technicians will always email you watering and cutting instructions after each treatment.

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Do I need to water my lawn?

Yes, water is an essential component of a healthy lawn. In the spring and summer, we recommend watering at least 2 days a week (preferably 3 or 4). Our technicians will keep you up to date on specific watering instructions throughout the season and will always email watering instructions after each treatment.

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