Organic Lawn Fertilization Services in Twin Cities

Become a lawn hugger! Great leaps forward have been made in natural, organic, and biological lawn care, and now you can get caught up in one simple step. Green Horizons is proud to introduce earth-, pet-, and people-friendly techniques and fertilizer technologies into your lawn care and maintenance mix.

Not all that is green is good. Lawns overloaded with nitrates risk burning out or, worse yet, allow unused fertilizer to run off and contaminate the water supply. That's why our approach focuses on feeding the soil first, which then feeds your lawn naturally. In combination with more progressive lawn management practices designed to naturally "choke out" problem plants and pesky bugs and diseases, our premium organic fertilizer is the sure—and safe—way to build a thick, vigorous lawn.

Our organic fertilization program has been delivering beautiful, chemical-free lawns across the Twin Cities for years. We use premium organic fertilizers derived from plant meals, composted manures, and beneficial microbes that improve soil structure, increase water retention, and build long-term fertility. Unlike synthetic quick-release fertilizers that create boom-bust cycles, organic products release nutrients slowly as soil organisms break them down.

The program includes 4-5 seasonal applications timed for optimal effectiveness. Spring applications jumpstart microbial activity, summer treatments sustain growth during heat stress, and fall applications build root mass for winter. We also incorporate organic weed management strategies and soil health assessments to create a comprehensive natural lawn care program.

Sure, organic lawns may green up slightly slower than synthetic programs—typically 2-3 weeks versus 1-2 weeks per application. But the long-term benefits are undeniable: healthier soil, better drought tolerance, reduced thatch, and zero concerns about kids or pets playing on treated areas immediately after application. When you become a lawn hugger with Green Horizons, you're choosing the sure and safe way to achieve a beautiful lawn that's good for your family and the environment.