Turf Care
Fertilization · Weed Control · Aeration · Sod Repair
Olive Branch Landscape Management offers lawn care, fertilization, weed control and turf care for homes, HOAs and businesses in Conway, Faulkner County and the Little Rock metro, including Greenbrier, Vilonia, Mayflower, Maumelle and Sherwood. Most Central Arkansas lawns are Bermuda or Zoysia, with fescue in heavy shade, and each needs feeding and weed control at different times of year. Our turf care program times every application to Arkansas weather, so pre-emergent goes down before crabgrass sprouts, fertilizer goes down when the grass can use it, and weeds get treated before they take over. Call (501) 513-7573 for a free lawn evaluation.
A thick, green lawn comes from doing the right thing at the right time. Here’s what our program covers.
Applied in late winter and again in fall to stop crabgrass, poa annua and other weeds before they sprout.
Balanced feedings timed to green-up and summer growth, matched to your grass type so it grows thick without burning.
Spot and broadleaf treatments for dandelion, clover, nutsedge and other weeds that break through.
Pulls plugs from compacted clay so water, air and fertilizer reach the roots. Best done in late spring for warm season grass.
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Bermuda is the most common lawn grass in Conway. It loves full sun, spreads fast and needs regular feeding through summer. Zoysia is denser and handles some shade but grows slower and needs less nitrogen. Fescue stays green in winter and works in shade, but struggles in Arkansas summer heat. We identify your grass and build the program around it.
Pre-emergent goes down in February to early March, before soil temperatures hit about 55 degrees and crabgrass germinates. Warm season grass greens up in April and May, which is when fertilization starts. Summer is for weed spot-treatments and watching for armyworms and drought stress. Fall pre-emergent stops winter weeds like poa annua.
Scheduled feedings matched to Bermuda, Zoysia or fescue.
Pre-emergent and post-emergent treatments for grassy and broadleaf weeds.
Relieves compacted clay so roots grow deeper.
New sod and patch repair for bare or damaged areas.
Treatments for armyworms, grubs and other lawn pests.
Sprinkler checks and adjustments so the lawn gets even water.
These are typical ranges for turf care in Central Arkansas.
| Project | Typical installed cost | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|
| Fertilization and weed control, per visit | $50 to $90 | Lawn size |
| Annual turf care program (6 to 8 visits) | $350 to $700 per year | Lawn size, grass type |
| Core aeration | $100 to $250 | Lawn size, access |
| Sod patch repair | $2 to $4 per sq ft | Prep and grade |
| Commercial and HOA turf programs | Custom quote | Acreage, scope |
Lawn size, grass type, weed pressure and the condition of the lawn all affect the price. Ranges are typical for Central Arkansas and may change. Your lawn evaluation and estimate are free.
We’re out on Central Arkansas lawns every day, so we know when crabgrass is about to pop and when armyworms move in. Your program is timed to local conditions, not a national calendar.
Free estimates · One crew · Start to finish
We check grass type, weeds, thin spots, soil compaction and watering.
You get a season plan with each visit and the price per visit or per year.
We apply on schedule and leave a note after every visit.
We watch for weeds, pests and disease and adjust treatments as needed.
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We treat lawns across Faulkner County and Central Arkansas. In Conway, Greenbrier and Vilonia, it’s mostly Bermuda lawns fighting crabgrass and nutsedge in full sun. In new Centennial Valley and Mayflower builds, it’s getting new sod established. In Maumelle, west Little Rock and Sherwood, it’s Zoysia and fescue under mature shade trees.
Olive Branch Landscape Management
15 B Mill Pond Rd, Conway, AR 72034
(501) 513-7573
Most Central Arkansas lawns cost $50 to $90 per fertilization and weed control visit, or about $350 to $700 a year for a full 6 to 8 visit program, depending on lawn size.
February to early March, before soil temperatures reach about 55 degrees and crabgrass sprouts. A second fall application stops winter weeds like poa annua.
Start after the lawn fully greens up, usually late April or May, and feed through summer. Stop by early September so the grass can harden off before winter.
Nutsedge needs a targeted herbicide, not regular weed killer, and usually more than one treatment. Pulling it often makes it spread. We spot-treat it as part of our program.
Late spring to early summer for Bermuda and Zoysia, while the grass is actively growing. Fall is best for fescue.
We follow every product label and will tell you how long to keep kids and pets off the lawn after each application, usually until it dries.
Yes. We find the cause, like shade, compaction, drainage or pests, then repair with sod or adjust care. See sod installation.
Yes. We work within about 30 miles of our Conway office, including Greenbrier, Vilonia, Mayflower, Morrilton, Maumelle, North Little Rock, Sherwood and Little Rock. See our service areas.
Tell us what’s going on with your lawn. We’ll evaluate it and send a turf care plan and price.