I've been working hard to revive my neglected lawn, dedicating a ton of hours to removing moss, aerating, and spending quite a bit on tree trimming. Now that my lawn is healthy again, I was wondering if I could ditch my TruGreen service and instead use Scotts products from Home Depot to manage my lawn care routine myself. I'm keen on doing my own routine with things like pre-emergents, grub control, fertilizer, and more. I want to save some cash—TruGreen is way too expensive for my budget! Any thoughts?
3 Answers
Yes, you can definitely go the DIY route! I did it, and our yard looks amazing now. Just be sure to do some research first, especially with things like lime. You want to make sure you're giving your lawn what it actually needs. Good luck!
Absolutely, you can do it yourself! There's nothing they do that you can't handle. Most people forget that lawn care is a hobby. Just grab some Scotts and keep it simple. Plus, your money will go much further planning your treatments yourself.
Totally ditch TruGreen! You can easily follow the Scotts four-step program from Ace Hardware. It works great for most homeowners and is way more affordable. It's a solid way to manage your lawn without breaking the bank.
