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Let's start simple, what is your zip code?
Your zip code helps us understand your local climate and soil conditions so your plan is as accurate as possible.
First things first, what type of grass are you working with?
Take a close look at your lawn and pick the one that looks most like yours. Not sure? The most common answer is the last option!
Tall Fescue
Wide, coarse blades with a rough texture. Dark green and very common in the Pacific Northwest.
Perennial Ryegrass
Fine, shiny blades with a glossy appearance. Bright green and fast growing.
Kentucky Bluegrass
Soft, medium-width blades with a boat-shaped tip. Classic blue-green color.
Fine Fescue
Very fine, almost hair-like blades. Light green and low maintenance.
Bentgrass
Extremely dense and fine blades, almost velvety. Usually found on golf courses.
Blend
A mix of tall fescue and perennial ryegrass. Slight variation in blade width throughout.
I don't know (most common answer)
Not sure what type of grass you have? No problem - this is the most common answer and we will still build your plan!
How much lawn are we working with? Pick the one that looks most like your yard!
This helps us figure out how much fertilizer to recommend for you.
Small
Under 5,000 sq ft - about the size of a two car garage
Medium
5,000 to 10,000 sq ft - about the size of a basketball court
Large
Over 10,000 sq ft - about the size of a hockey rink
What are you most looking to fix? Pick the one that fits best!
How much sun does your lawn get?
Do pets or children use your lawn?
Good to know so we can keep your recommendations safe for the whole family!
How would you describe your current lawn care routine?
Would you like us to include a link to a soil test kit? A soil test tells you exactly what nutrients your lawn is missing.
No pressure either way - a soil test is optional but gives you the most accurate picture of what your lawn needs.
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