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The Tennessee Lawn  Care Association is dedicated to the lawn, landscape, and grounds

maintenance professionals.  We work to inform, promote, protect the green industry in the state.

We are a nonprofit 503 (c) professional trade association and supported by our members and corporate sponsors.

  We actively encourage everyone to visit those vendors and corporate sponsors and explore their offerings.  They actively support us as the association grows and thats good for your business.  Alot of valuable networking and industry insiders at your finger-tips.

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Having a professional take care of the lawn gives homeowners more time for leisure activities. Typically, a lawn care service provides fertilization, weed control and other professional practices to ahieve a quality beautiful durable green lawn..

To get the most out of a lawn care company, make sure to hire a service that is a member of a professional association like the Tennessee Lawn Care Associaton, and check the company’s service record by calling your local Better Business Bureau.

A beautiful lawn is more than attractive curb

appeal, it lends a great deal of value to your home or commercial property.  Its on-going care

and maintenance is part art,  and part science and can be labor intense.  Whether you do it

 yourself,  or hire the services of a professional lawncare/landscape company the investment

 pays rewards in beauty and enjoyment that last throughout a lifetime.

We are proud to support the lawncare, landscape,  and grounds maintenance industries!!

To help with maintenance needs, consider hiring a professional lawn care service. Many homeowners do more than 26 million households hired a green professional in 2000

Soil Sampling. Consider having your soil sampled and analyzed. Make sure your soil has the correct pH level and key nutrients for healthy growth.

Grass Selection. Only use new and improved variety mixtures or blends that grow well in your area of Pennsylvania, meet your quality expectations and can accommodate your lawn activities, such as heavy use by children at play.

Mowing. Mow at the highest recommended height and mow often, never removing more than one-third of the left surface. Keep the mower blades sharp and grasscycle. Grasscycling, or leaving clippings on the lawn when you mow or when your lawn professional mows, allows nutrients to return to the soil.

Watering. Water deeply, but not too often. In general, watering should moisten the soil to a depth of 4-6”. Too much water can cause water quality and grass problems, increasing the chance of fungus or runoff and leaching of nutrients. And, it’s a waste of our precious water resources. Ask your lawn care professional what’s right for your lawn.

Fertilization and Pest Control. Apply the right amount and kind of fertilizer and pest control products at the right time and only when needed. Follow all label instructions and precautions. For best results, let your lawn care professional apply these products.