DEEP GREEN PROGRAM ROUND 6

Mid-Summer Fertilizer with Iron & Micronutrients

Start here after your service. These are the standard instructions for this treatment round.

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People & pets

Stay off the treated lawn until it is completely dry, with a two-hour minimum.

Watering

Do not water on the day of treatment. Water the lawn thoroughly the following morning with a 25- to 30-minute cycle.

Mowing

If weeds are present, wait 48 hours to mow. If no weeds are present, you can resume normal landscaping after the fertilizer is watered in.

Prevent summer stress

Check the lawn and sprinkler coverage regularly. Do not wait for widespread browning before increasing watering time.

If your service completion email identifies a property-specific adjustment, follow that exception for this visit.

SEASONAL ADJUSTMENTS

Your sprinkler must keep pace with peak summer heat.

Hot temperatures and the typical lack of rain increase the amount of water your lawn needs. Continue adjusting the total minutes per zone, monitor for dry areas, and confirm that every zone has even coverage. If you are unsure about any of these recommendations, please contact our office and we'll be happy to provide additional guidance.

RECOMMENDED SPRINKLER SETTINGS

Make sure your lawn receives at least 1½ inches per week.

Rainfall + irrigation

At least 1½ inches total each week

During this period, it is essential that your lawn receives at least 1½ inches of water per week from rainfall and sprinkler watering combined. If you did not increase your watering after the last visit, it is essential to increase it now to meet your lawn's needs during the hottest parts of summer. Measure rainfall and use your sprinklers to make up the difference. As summer heat builds, monitor soil moisture and increase watering as needed. If we are in a drought, use the watering calculator and select “Extreme heat or drought” for the 2-inch-per-week target to adjust your sprinkler schedule. Enter recent rainfall so it counts toward the total.

Common Hunter & Rain Bird rotors

Example based on a measured output of 0.6 inch per hour, with no rainfall

WEEKLY TOTAL5 × 30-minute passes150 minutes per zone · About 1½ inches
ACROSS TWO WATERING DAYSDay 1: 3 passes · Day 2: 2 passesSeparate watering days by two or three days. Run each zone for 30 minutes per pass through the complete system.

Large sprinkler systems: If your sprinkler system has a large number of zones, you may not be able to follow the suggested schedule exactly. Spread the watering passes across multiple consecutive days as needed, keeping the same total watering time per zone and following local watering rules.

Follow the treatment watering instructions above first. Adjust runtime for your measured sprinkler output and rainfall, and follow local watering rules.

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What We Applied

A premium slow-release fertilizer with iron and micronutrients designed to support lawn color, density, and overall health during extreme summer conditions.

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Why It Matters

Measured nutrition helps sustain turf performance through heat, while iron and micronutrients support deep green color without forcing excessive growth.

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What You May Notice

Treatment response depends heavily on adequate moisture. During extreme heat, the lawn may show stress or slower growth even when its nutrition needs are being met.

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Grass-Specific Notes

Bermuda and Zoysia can remain active but still show drought stress. St. Augustine requires dependable moisture and treatment choices suited to its summer tolerances.

WHEN TO CONTACT GREEN GRASS

Contact us if the lawn remains wilted after proper watering, develops expanding brown areas, or shows an unusual response after treatment.

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