Custom Turf Inc. - Quincy

06/26/2026

Fun Fact

Did you know?

An average lawn produces enough oxygen daily for a family of four.

06/25/2026

Let's Talk

What's your favorite way to spend a summer evening?

🔥Fire pit
🍔Grilling
🤽‍♀️Pool time
🎣Fishing
😎Relaxing on the patio

Tell us below!

06/24/2026

06/23/2026

Why We Do What We Do!

We're not here to just spray - we're here to help your lawn thrive. Our team is trained, licensed, and truly local. Whether it's w**ds, pests, or that yellow spot that just won't go away - we've got it covered. Thanks for supporting a small business that supports its people.

06/22/2026

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06/21/2026

Some of Our Services:

* Crabgrass Control & Fertilizer
* Spring Broadleaf W**d Control & Fertilizer
* Insect / Grub Control
* Fall Broadleaf W**d Control & Fertilizer
* Winter Fertilization

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06/20/2026

Thanks for allowing us to care for your lawn.🙏

Matt & Lori Walbring,
Owners

06/19/2026

More on Diseases...

Dollar Spot is also a common disease with all the recent rainfall. If you feel you have a problem with your lawn, give us a call and we can help diagnose the problem, and provide recommendations.

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06/18/2026

Diseases

We have noticed several yards with “red thread”. Red thread is a pink/red circular pattern disease in the turf. This disease measures about 4” across and is a result of the abundance of moisture. Typically, this disease will go away on its own.

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06/17/2026

NUTSEDGE... is a bright, yellow-green, grass-like w**d that detracts from your lawn’s beauty. Also known as nut grass or water grass, this vigorous w**d produces wide, triangular stalks in threes from a center point at ground level.
This w**d is plentiful this year due to all the spring rains.

Nutsedge is a perennial w**d that is hard to get rid of, mainly because it reproduces itself from tubers beneath the soil. These tubers can survive even the coldest of winters. Nutsedge grows quickly in low, wet soil. Left unchecked, it will grow as tall as 2' in height.

Getting rid of nutsedge fast – when the plants first appear during the summer but before new tubers form – is very important for long-term control. Chemical controls work by traveling through the plant and eliminating existing tubers. Sometimes it is necessary to treat more than once per season. Watering and mowing should be avoided for a few days before and after treatment.

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