Fertilizing is an important step in maintaining the health of our plants and for keeping invasive plants at bay. In order to grow and thrive, plants need essential nutrients typically found in the soil.

3. Fertilizing is an important step in
maintaining the health of our plants
and for keeping invasive plants at bay.
In order to grow and thrive, plants
need essential nutrients typically
found in the soil. But sometimes our
soils are depleted—whether due to
neighboring plants, poor soil quality,
or other factors—and are therefore
unable to provide plants the
nourishment they need.

6. Fertilizers can fill this void.
Comprised of varying
proportions of the macro
nutrients nitrogen, potassium,
and phosphorus, as well as
other secondary and micro
nutrients, they can properly
feed your plants to ensure
their vitality and survival

9. A fertilization program led by a landscape
professional takes the guesswork out of
determining how and when to treat your
plants. The knowledge and experience that
they bring to the table will help avoid
common problems such as burned foliage
or ineffective applications.
Key Benefits

12. With so many types to choose
from, fertilizing is often best left to
a professional who can determine
not only the right nutrients for
your plants, but other critical
factors such as application rates,
the ideal season and weather in
which to fertilize, and in what form
to apply them

15. The landscapers of SB Evolution
fit the bill when it comes to
determining the best course of
care for your plants. Whether it’s
a one-time application to
improve plants that are ailing or
part of your routine
maintenance, we can be your ally
in keeping your plants looking
their healthiest.