Warne Green Force
Knows Lawn Care
Warne is a locally owned company. With our team of landscape professionals, we know lawn care and understand the Black Hills and its unique growing conditions, the soil quality, extreme and unpredictable weather, and the nutrient needs of your lawn. Since 1956, we have been taking care of lawns, trees, insects, and weeds by using our experience to maintain and care for landscapes throughout the Rapid City, South Dakota, area and beyond.
Warne Green Force provides the following lawn care services in Rapid City, South Dakota and surrounding areas:
- 5-Step Lawn Care Program
- Weed & Feed
- Weed Control
- Lawn Insect Control
- Granular Fertilizer
- Disease Control
5 Step Lawn Care Program for Your Rapid City Lawn
Warne Green Force has created a complete lawn care program designed to help you achieve a beautiful green, weed-free lawn. Our lawn service includes fertilization, weed control, and insect management. We will measure your lawn and provide a cost estimate. There is no cost or obligation for this estimate.
With your approval, we will provide timely applications to keep your lawn thick, green, and healthy. The lawn care program is a continuous service from application to application and year-to-year. Programs can be discontinued at any time by simply writing or calling our office. Applications will be timed approximately six to seven weeks apart.
Our products have been thoroughly researched and tested, making them an environmentally sound combination of the most effective granular and the highest-quality liquids. Treatments are based on area conditions and specific lawn and plant needs.
Warne Green Force Services
Warne's As-Needed Lawn Care Services in Rapid City, SD
Homeowners and businesses located in Rapid City and surrounding areas not interested in being part of an ongoing multi-application program can sign up for one of our stand-alone services. These include a separate weed and feed, granular fertilizer, disease control, and grub and sod webworm control.
Warne Green Force offers a weed and feed service for those homeowners/property managers who do not want to be obligated to a multi-application program.
Warne's As-Needed Lawn Care Services in Rapid City, SD
Homeowners and businesses located in Rapid City and surrounding areas not interested in being part of an ongoing multi-application program can sign up for one of our stand-alone services. These include a separate weed and feed, granular fertilizer, disease control, and grub and sod webworm control.
Warne Green Force offers a weed and feed service for those homeowners/property managers who do not want to be obligated to a multi-application program.
Identifying & Treating
Lawn Diseases
The Three Components of Lawn Diseases Are:
- The Pathogen – The organism that infects the host and causes damage.
- The Environment – Environmental conditions, like high temperatures and low moisture that favor pathogen development or reduce the health and vigor of the lawn.
- The Host – A grass variety or species that are susceptible to that pathogen.
What To Look For In Your Lawn:
Spots on leaves, brown patches, or areas of dead grass may look like damage caused by disease, but they do not immediately indicate that there is a disease present in the lawn. Lawnmowers with dull blades, mowing too short (scalping), lawn-damaging insects, a poorly calibrated irrigation system, or a lack of irrigation can also cause symptoms in your lawn that may be confused with lawn disease. A lack of proper irrigation is the most common cause of stress to the lawn in the hot summer, leading to lawn disease.
Lawn Disease Treatments:
- Fungicide application (possible two) 14 to 21 days apart
- Maintaining lawn mowing height at 3” to 3.5” in the heat of the summer
- Identifying stress factors (irrigation, proper fertilization, or compaction)
Identifying & Treating Lawn Diseases
The Three Components of Lawn Diseases Are:
- The Pathogen – The organism that infects the host and causes damage.
- The Environment – Environmental conditions, like high temperatures and low moisture that favor pathogen development or reduce the health and vigor of the lawn.
- The Host – A grass variety or species that are susceptible to that pathogen.
What To Look For In Your Lawn:
Spots on leaves, brown patches, or areas of dead grass may look like damage caused by disease, but they do not immediately indicate that there is a disease present in the lawn. Lawnmowers with dull blades, mowing too short (scalping), lawn-damaging insects, a poorly calibrated irrigation system, or a lack of irrigation can also cause symptoms in your lawn that may be confused with lawn disease. A lack of proper irrigation is the most common cause of stress to the lawn in the hot summer, leading to lawn disease.
Lawn Disease Treatments:
- Fungicide application (possible two) 14 to 21 days apart
- Maintaining lawn mowing height at 3” to 3.5” in the heat of the summer
- Identifying stress factors (irrigation, proper fertilization, or compaction)
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