bioBase Lawn Care Program
Build a Healthy, Lush Lawn
The bioBase Lawn Program is designed to deliver vibrant, healthy grass while keeping your lawn free of common Midwest weeds like crabgrass, dandelions, clover, creeping charlie, and wild violets. With expert care, eco-friendly products, and a science-backed approach, this program provides the foundation for a sustainable and thriving lawn ecosystem.
Our program uses a proprietary blend of organic and traditional fertilizers to stimulate healthy growth, deepen the lawn’s green color, and enrich the soil biology for long-term results. Plus, our weed control strategies ensure your lawn stays free from invasive plants—all while being kid, pet, and environmentally friendly.
What’s Included in the bioBase Lawn Care Program?
Fertilization
Our specialized organic blended fertilizer combines organic and traditional components to ensure consistent growth and vibrant color throughout the year. Adjusted seasonally, our fertilizer nurtures the lawn while promoting healthy soil biology for lasting benefits.
Weed Control
We target weeds with precision, using a mix of spot and blanket applications to ensure the best results. Our approach focuses on Midwest-specific weeds like crabgrass, creeping charlie, and wild violets, while minimizing environmental impact.
Seasonal Applications
Early Spring (April – May)
- Prevents crabgrass with pre-emergent treatment and stimulates recovery from winter.
- Dandelion weed control as the weather warms keeps spring blooms in check.
- Organic blended, soil-enhancing nutrients stimulate early season growth and biological activity.
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Expect steady results as the foundation for the season is established.
Late Spring (May – June):
- Organic blended nutrients continue to release, boosting root growth and promoting a lush, green appearance throughout the summer.
- Tackles broadleaf weeds like dandelions and creeping charlie.
Expect faster weed control and robust lawn growth.
Optional Add-On: Preventative grub control can be added to this treatment to prevent grubs from eating your lawns roots and destroying your lawn.
Summer (June – August):
- Targets summer annual weeds during peak summer germination period.
- Crabgrass along roadsides and driveways is eliminated with specialized treatments.
- Nutrition is provided if a lawn requires additional nutrients to support growth.
Expect slower weed response during the summer, but consistent improvement.
Early Fall (August – September):
- Focuses on recovery from summer stress by promoting grass growth with added nutrients.
- Targets any newly germinating weeds or stubborn weeds that have persisted after previous treatments.
Expect steady recovery and thickening of the lawn.
Optional Add-On: Liquid aeration can be added to enhance water, air, and nutrient movement into and throughout the soil.
Late Fall (September – October)
- Applies specialty organic blended fertilizer to encourage root growth and nutrient accumulation to help the grass survive Midwest winters.
- Any visible weeds are treated until the weather cools and weed control becomes ineffective.
Expect a healthier lawn ready to thrive next spring.
Seasonal Applications
Early Spring (April – May)
- Prevents crabgrass with pre-emergent treatment and stimulates recovery from winter.
- Dandelion weed control as the weather warms keeps spring blooms in check.
- Organic blended, soil-enhancing nutrients stimulate early season growth and biological activity.
Expect steady results as the foundation for the season is established.
Late Spring (May – June):
- Organic blended nutrients continue to release, boosting root growth and promoting a lush, green appearance throughout the summer.
- Tackles broadleaf weeds like dandelions and creeping charlie.
Expect faster weed control and robust lawn growth.
Optional Add-On: Preventative grub control can be added to this treatment to prevent grubs from eating your lawns roots and destroying your lawn.
Summer (June – August):
- Targets summer annual weeds during peak summer germination period.
- Crabgrass along roadsides and driveways is eliminated with specialized treatments.
- Nutrition is provided if a lawn requires additional nutrients to support growth.
Expect slower weed response during the summer, but consistent improvement.
Early Fall (August – September):
- Focuses on recovery from summer stress by promoting grass growth with added nutrients.
- Targets any newly germinating weeds or stubborn weeds that have persisted after previous treatments.
Expect steady recovery and thickening of the lawn.
Optional Add-On: Liquid aeration can be added to enhance water, air, and nutrient movement into and throughout the soil.
Late Fall (September – October):
- Applies specialty organic blended fertilizer to encourage root growth and nutrient accumulation to help the grass survive Midwest winters.
- Any visible weeds are treated until the weather cools and weed control becomes ineffective.
Expect a healthier lawn ready to thrive next spring.
Learn More About bioBase Lawn Program
Watch: bioLawn Lawn Program Overview
This video reviews bioBase, bioBoost, bioBest, beeLawn and Weed Control Only lawn care programs. A viewer will learn what is in each program along with answers to commonly asked questions. After watching this video, a viewer will have a better idea of which lawn care program is best for their lawn.
bioBase FAQs
What types of lawns is bioBase best for?
The bioBase lawn care program can work for all types of lawns. We apply the bioBase lawn program to all types of lawns; from newly sodded lawns, to lawns that have been treated for years, to lawns that are covered in weeds. For those looking to grow a healthy lawn and eliminate weeds, the bioBase lawn program works well.
My lawn is patchy, will bioBase work for me?
The bioBase lawn care program will definitely work, but you may need something more. The bioBase program will encourage the grass to grow laterally to fill in those patches and will keep weeds out of the patches while the grass grows. However, depending on how large the patches are, it may take some time, possibly even years, for the lawn to fill in. In most cases we recommend seeding to complement the bioBase program if you have bare patches.
Is bioBase better than traditional lawn care programs?
It is different. The bioBase lawn care program focuses on long-term soil health, so it includes organics in the fertility, which is different from traditional lawn care programs. The bioBase lawn care program also has strict environmental impact requirements for the weed controls used in the program, which is not the case with most traditional lawn care programs.
How long does it take to see results with bioBase?
You should see results with each treatment of the bioBase lawn care program. What that means is that with each application, the lawn should become increasingly dense and the number of weeds in the lawn should become fewer. The starting condition of your lawn will determine ultimately how long it takes to see results. Reach out to our team if you’d like to review your lawn and get a better idea of how long it might take.
Can bioBase be combined with other services?
Yes, the bioBase lawn care program can be combined with other services. The most common services this program is paired with include grub control, aeration and seeding. You can also get pest services, such as mosquito control and mole control.
Do I need to change my mowing or watering practices with bioBase?
You might need to change your mowing or watering practices with the bioBase lawn care program. We have specific recommendations for mowing and watering to achieve the best results. During the season, we send a weekly email with up to date recommendations for mowing and watering.
Ready to Give Your Lawn a Strong Foundation?
Our team both in the office and the field is dedicated to making this a great experience. If you every have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out to our office.