Southwest Florida's sandy, fast-draining soil holds nutrients poorly — generic fertilizer often leaches out within days of a heavy rain, leaving lawns nutrient-starved right when heat stress hits hardest. That gap shows up as chinch bug vulnerability, yellowing turf, and shrubs that struggle to grow. A single flat schedule rarely works across the year — what a lawn needs in February is different from August. We build a program calibrated to your soil and the season.