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GREEN STARTSIN THE SOIL.
Five properly timed feeding rounds, iron colour and a Year-1 soil test built around the Peace Region's short season.
Build stronger growth: Feed the grass during the part of the season it can use
Hold better colour: Use iron and planned nutrition instead of another random bag
Start with the soil: Eligible first-year plans include a soil test
Local crew
Fort St. John & the Peace
Clear quote
See the scope before the visit
Fertilization service
Feed the grass. Build a thicker lawn.
A lawn needs the right nutrients at the right time. More product is not always better.
Dead Weed uses five planned rounds across the Peace Region growing season. Fertilization, iron and weed control work together so the lawn can grow thicker and keep better colour.
Water, weather and the lawn's starting shape still matter. Visit notes and the lawn's response help guide the next round and show when another service may help.
- Five season-timed rounds
- Fertilization, iron and weed control
- Year-1 soil test on eligible plans
Soil-first feeding
Feed the lawn you actually have.
Timing and condition beat another random bag
A northern lawn has a short window to use nutrients. The Core plan pairs season-timed feeding and iron with targeted weed control, starting from the property's actual condition.
Bag-and-guess
Core plan
What the program is built to do
Build density. Hold colour. Waste fewer rounds.
The Core plan concentrates effort inside the useful Peace Region growing window. Weather, watering and starting condition still shape the pace of change.
Support thicker turf
Consistent nutrition helps desirable grass occupy more of the available ground.
Make good watering count
Healthy roots and usable nutrients work together; fertilizer does not replace watering.
Reduce open ground for weeds
Denser turf is part of the long game after active weeds are controlled.
What to expect
Measure first. Feed what the lawn needs.
Clear scope, deliberate timing and a visit summary from the local route.
Year one begins with a soil test and a property profile, not a blanket route average.
Feeding, weed control and iron land in the windows the grass can actually use.
Visit summaries and the lawn's response guide the next round and any useful add-ons.
Local lawn result
What a managed lawn program is built to change
A real Peace Region lawn. Weather, water and its starting shape affect the result.
Weeds and thin grass before care
The same yard after steady care
Straight service terms
Know the scope and return guidance before the visit
Dead Weed confirms the booked scope, current service terms and product-specific access or return guidance. Follow-up is handled by the local team under the terms shown before purchase.
- Fertilization
- Iron colour
- Clear visit summary
- Local follow-up
FAQ
Fertilization, answered
Why five rounds?
The Peace Region has a short growing season. Five well-timed rounds cover the useful windows without padding the schedule.
Is the soil test included?
A Year-1 soil test is included with eligible season plans. The quote shows the exact inclusion before checkout.
Do I still need to water?
Yes. Feeding helps the lawn use resources well, but deep, sensible watering still matters during dry stretches.
Can I cancel?
There is no long-term contract. Current plan terms and any completed rounds are shown before booking.
Green starts below the blade.
Share the property and the condition you are seeing. Dead Weed will confirm the right service, scope and current price.
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