Dove Creek Premier LLC.

09/19/2026

Last week/weekend we took advantage of the increased rain chances and quickly pivoted to our aeration and over-seeding program. One week later we are already seeing evidence of the Lesco Excalibur TTTF at work. We can’t wait to see the transformation to our customers lawns. We appreciate your trust in our people and our programs.

08/07/2026

Continuing education makes us more valuable to our customers. The 2026 Kansas Turf and Ornamentals Field Day took place yesterday, at the John C. Pair Horticulture Research and Extension Center in Haysville, KS. We were able gather info from turfgrass research trials, expert presentations on w**d control, turfgrass management, and pest diagnosis and control methods.

07/24/2026

New KSU Turf Blog Post - "Summer Turf Wars: Battling Drought, Heat, and Seasonal Pests – Part 2 (Brown Patch and Insect Pests)"
https://blogs.k-state.edu/turf/summer-turf-wars-battling-drought-heat-and-seasonal-pests-part-2-brown-patch-and-insect-pests/
K-State Extension K-State Department of Horticulture and Natural Resources

07/15/2026

Grubs can be controlled. Ask us how we can help prevent your lawn from the damage grubs cause or the moles that hunt them.

Grubs are one of the most common and destructive lawn pests. Click the link below to learn more about how to prevent and treat grubs. https://www.johnson.k-state.edu/programs/lawn-garden/agent-articles-fact-sheets-and-more/agent-articles/lawns/grub-control.html

07/07/2026

This is great information regarding grassy w**ds that are present now. Both are tough and can overtake a lawn. We offer treatments and solutions to keep your turf healthy. Call us to see how we can help. 785-741-1035

07/01/2026

Seasons come and go, but our commitment to quality remains consistent.

06/24/2026

06/24/2026

The destruction can be catastrophic. Army worm treatments are not cheap, but they are affordable. Call 📞 us for a free consultation and prevent the damage before you pay to reseed. 785-741-1035

Fall armyworm moths have been trapped in northern Kansas. It's time to be scouting for the caterpillars in lawns. An infestation in turf can be detected by applying irritants such as dish detergent. Add one-quarter cup of dry detergent or one ounce of liquid detergent to one gallon of water in a sprinkling can, then apply the solution to one square yard of turfgrass where an infestation is suspected.

06/17/2026

Comprehensive lawn care, expert nutrition solutions, and meticulous w**d control strategies... Our dedicated team is committed to delivering exceptional lawn services tailored to your specific needs. Your journey to a lush, vibrant lawn begins now. Contact us today to discover how we can assist you.

06/11/2026