Thank you for your interest in safe lawn care.  With an increase in awareness and education, regarding the dangers of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, more and more homeowners are turning to safe lawn care as a healthy choice for their family, pets, and the environment. Every year thousands of tons of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides are applied to properties for cosmetic reasons.  Measurable amounts are finding their way into our streams, rivers and lakes.  Use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides damage your soil.  With each application your lawn becomes more and more susceptible to future problems, requiring further chemical applications to treat them.  This cycle of chemical dependence becomes difficult to break.

Caring for your property the natural way is easy.  Through the use of high quality organic fertilizers, we can re-establish, and feed the beneficial microorganisms, such as grub killing nematodes, which should be present in healthy soil.  Healthy soil provides powerful checks and balances that make the natural lawn more resistant to weeds, insects, and drought conditions.  Safe lawn care is the only truly long-term, sustainable lawn care available.  Our proven system of proper horticultural practices including, aeration, seeding, and high quality organic nutrients and amendments are designed to reset your lawns’ natural balance and maintain a healthy lawn while eliminating or greatly reducing pesticide applications.

	Did you Know? The majority of organic lawn care companies use fertilizers that contain processed human sewage, animal by-products, manures, and/or up to 85% synthetic fertilizer?  These products may fall into the classification of ‘organic’, or ‘organic based’, however, we do not feel they are acceptable for use in any of our programs. At Natural Choice, we only use the highest quality organic products.  Our fertilizers are quite simply the cleanest, highest quality natural fertilizers available.  All our products are plant derived from only the highest quality natural sources.  So which organic package is right for you?  The question should be, “How much do you want to do for your lawn this season?”