The type of fertilizer you use can impact your grass. If you're not happy about how your grass is growing, I suggest you review our online article about GREENER GRASS to see if you can identify something you need to do. Though fertilizer is important, you must first start with a proper SOIL PH. Once you're certain that's Ok, proceed to the fertilizing options.

You'll see we do have some LIQUID FERTILIZER listed and in fact it does work quite well. You might want to get a small amount and try using it on a section of your turf to see if you like how it performs. As we explain in our on line article about fertilizing, Liquid Fertilizer does require more work than traditional granule forms. For this reason it's the best choice for everyone. If you learn it's something you don't mind applying all summer long, I'm sure you'll be happy with it's performance and learn that liquid fertilizing is in fact a great way to get the most visual reward from your turf.

I am considering the use of 8 gallons of your Lawn Green Spray and your sprayer.  I want to suggest using this on a condo lawn to save money on gardeners and water.  I intend to cut the lawn short, stop the watering until it turns brown and is completely dry.  Then I would apply your product at a rate of 1 gal per 500 feet.

My question is:  How long will this treatment last?  I am living in Phoenix, Arizona, with summer temperatures in the 100 + range daily.  I won't hold you to any figure, but, I would appreciate your experience with the product in hot areas of the U.S.

Our GREEN LAWN PAINT will typically last 20-40 days. In dry climates, it's usually lasts longer than here, in the Southeast due mostly to the excessive rain we can get. I would say to expect 30 days and if it lasts longer, adjust treatments as you see fit.