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Organic Based Turf Care
At Velvet Green, we understand the science of lawn care and know that a healthy lawn starts from the soil up. We are focused on providing you with a healthy, green, sustainable lawn by using organic-based fertilizers and micro-organisms to create structure in the soil for lawns to grow. We are committed to limiting our impact on the environment, which is why we choose to go organic. Another benefit to our organic lawn care programs is knowing that the products we use present a lower health risk for your family and pets.
We take pride in your lawn and want to provide the best results possible. Our programs will provide your turf with the essential nutrients and pest control products to keep it healthy. We know every lawn is different and before applying any products we conduct a laboratory soil test and discuss any expectations you may have. Contact us today to get a free estimate.
Growing partnerships through professionalism, experience, communication, and education. We provide modern, environmentally conscious services today in order to sow the seeds for a greener tomorrow.
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Patty has been servicing my yard for the past couple of years and does a tremendous job. She’s prompt, friendly, knowledgeable and is always available for questions and suggestions. I appreciate Patty’s hard work and her genuine care for my lawn.
James and his team aerated and overseeded my lawn. They were very efficient and did a great job of covering the entire area and didn’t scrimp on the seed which I appreciate. He was also very knowledgeable and answered all my questions. This application was a good value for the money.
UPDATE: after three consecutive seasons using Velvet Green our lawn is thick and green even after a summer of sparse rain. See the third season photo.My husband and I are so pleased with the service and the results we’ve seen in our lawn. In May 2022, Velvet Green began taking care of our lawn. Their people are knowledgeable and professional.Take a look at the results—after a summer drought during which we mostly watered using collected rainwater! UPDATE. See photo from November 2024 after third season.
