Fertilization stands as a cornerstone in the care and nourishment of lawns and gardens, playing a pivotal role in promoting robust plant growth, vibrant foliage, and overall landscape health. Fertilizers provide essential nutrients, including nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, which may be deficient in the soil. Nitrogen supports lush greenery and vigorous leaf development, phosphorus stimulates strong root systems, and potassium contributes to overall plant vitality and resistance to stress. The application of fertilizers helps replenish these crucial elements, fostering optimal conditions for plants to thrive.
Timing and method are critical considerations in the fertilization process. Typically, fertilization is done during the growing seasons—
spring and fall—when plants are actively taking up nutrients. Application methods vary, from granular formulations spread over the soil to liquid options applied through irrigation systems. Strategic and consistent fertilization contributes not only to aesthetic appeal but also bolsters plants' ability to resist diseases, tolerate environmental stressors, and withstand seasonal changes. Weekly Green Landscape's professional landscapers conduct soil tests to tailor fertilizer formulations to the specific needs of the landscape, ensuring a balanced and customized approach to nourishing the soil and promoting the long-term health and beauty of the outdoor space.