bioBest Lawn Care Program
The Ultimate in Lawn Health and Resilience
The bioBest Lawn Program takes your lawn care to the next level, offering all the benefits of our bioBoost program plus additional protection and expert services. This program includes preventative grub control to safeguard your lawn from damage, along with complete surface insect control targeting ants, sod webworms, chinch bugs, billbugs, and other common pests….Our expert technicians provide spot seeding with each visit to encourage healthy, thick grass. You’ll also receive FREE service calls, and our agronomist is available for onsite visits as needed. Plus, you’ll continue to enjoy weekly watering recommendations, educational video access, and free weed touchups—all while keeping your lawn kid, pet, and environmentally friendly.
What’s Included in the bioBest 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.
Plant Health Stimulant
During the late spring through the summer, stressful weather reduces plants natural ability to protect themselves. Plant health stimulants applied during these times can help protect the grass against leaf diseases.
Liquid Aeration
Liquid aeration applied both in the spring and fall, boosts soil microbial activity, encourages water infiltration into the soil, and nutrient retention leading to a healthier soil ecosystem.
Insect Control
Insects can destroy your lawn. Grubs feed on the roots reducing the ability of the grass to take up water and nutrients, resulting in death. Ants, sod webworms, billbugs, fall armyworms and ticks can all disrupt your enjoyment of the lawn. Preventive treatments for grubs (during the late spring application) and curative/preventative treatments for other insects keeps your lawn looking its best.
Spot Seeding
At each visit our technician will hand seed small spots (less than 1 foot diameter) to help keep your lawn thick and lush. We use our premium, hand selected seed straight from the grower.
Seasonal Applications
The bioBest Lawn Program features a comprehensive, five-step treatment plan to nourish your lawn year-round:
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.
- Surface insect control specifically targets ants and ticks.
- Spot seeding is done on small patches of dead grass or thin areas.
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.
- Plant health stimulants are applied to help the grass fend off leaf disease and weather-related stress.
- Preventative grub control prevents grubs from damaging your lawn later in the season.
- Treats ants, billbugs and other insects in the lawn.
- Spot seeding is done on small patches of dead grass or thin areas.
Expect faster weed control and robust lawn growth.
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.
- Plant health stimulants are applied to help the grass fend off leaf disease and weather-related stress.
- Ants tend to proliferate during droughts, so treatments are applied to reduce their activity.
- Spot seeding is done on small patches of dead grass or thin areas.
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.
- Liquid aeration is applied to enhance water, air and nutrient movement into and throughout the soil.
- Fall armyworms, sod webworms and ants are treated to reduce their feeding on the lawn.
- Spot seeding is done on small patches of dead grass or thin areas.
Expect steady recovery and thickening of the lawn.
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.
- Spot seeding is done on small patches of dead grass or thin areas.
Expect a healthier lawn ready to thrive next spring.
Seasonal Applications
The bioBest Lawn Program features a comprehensive, five-step treatment plan to nourish your lawn year-round:
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.
- Surface insect control specifically targets ants and ticks.
- Spot seeding is done on small patches of dead grass or thin areas.
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.
- Plant health stimulants are applied to help the grass fend off leaf disease and weather-related stress.
- Preventative grub control prevents grubs from damaging your lawn later in the season.
- Treats ants, billbugs, and other insects in the lawn.
- Spot seeding is done on small patches of dead grass or thin areas.
Expect faster weed control and robust lawn growth.
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.
- Plant health stimulants are applied to help the grass fend off leaf disease and weather-related stress.
- Ants tend to proliferate during droughts, so treatments are applied to reduce their activity.
- Spot seeding is done on small patches of dead grass or thin areas.
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.
- Liquid aeration is applied to enhance water, air and nutrient movement into and throughout the soil.
- Fall armyworms, sod webworms and ants are treated to reduce their feeding on the lawn.
- Spot seeding is done on small patches of dead grass or thin areas.
Expect steady recovery and thickening of the lawn.
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.
- Spot seeding is done on small patches of dead grass or thin areas.
Expect a healthier lawn ready to thrive next spring.
Learn More About bioBest 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.
bioBest FAQs
What types of lawns is bioBest best for?
The bioBest Lawn Care Program is designed for lawns that need a complete turnaround or for homeowners who want a top-performing, standout lawn.
For neglected lawns, bioBest addresses issues from every angle. Organic-based fertilizers promote growth, density, and color. Weed control keeps unwanted plants from taking over. Soil health treatments improve soil biology and structure, while plant health applications help the lawn resist disease. Insect treatments protect against damaging pests, and spot seeding helps fill in thin or bare areas.
For homeowners aiming for the best lawn on the block, bioBest delivers consistent, high-level results. It prevents common issues like weeds, disease, and insects while continuously supporting strong growth, deep color, and a thick, healthy lawn.
My lawn is patchy, will bioBest work for me?
The bioBest lawn care program will definitely work, but you may need something more. The spot seeding included in the bioBest program will help fill in smaller spots in the lawn. Also, the added benefits in the bioBest program compared to the bioBase program will encourage even more lateral growth to fill in patches, while still keeping weeds under control. The bioBest program will help with small patches, but larger patches can take several years to fill in. In these cases, we recommend seeding to complement the bioBoost program if you have bare patches.
Is bioBest better than traditional lawn care programs?
Yes, bioBest goes beyond traditional lawn care programs by building on the benefits of bioBoost and adding even more protection and support for your lawn.
Regular insect treatments actively control existing pests and help prevent new infestations. These treatments target the most common lawn issues, including grubs, ants, and ticks.
Spot seeding is also included to address small thin or bare areas as they appear, helping maintain a dense, uniform lawn throughout the season.
How long does it take to see results with bioBest?
You should see results with each treatment of the bioBest 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 bioBest be combined with other services?
Yes, the bioBest lawn care program can be combined with other services. The most common lawn service purchased with the bioBest program is full lawn 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 bioBest?
You might need to change your mowing or watering practices with the bioBest 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.
Make This Your Best Lawn Yet
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.