Thank you for visiting our website. Please contact us with any questions you may have. We pride ourselves in giving our customers the best possible service. Making life easier is the goal of Shawn Edwards, the owner of A+ Lawn & Landscape. At a young age, Shawn started dabbling in the lawn care industry.

Since 1988 he has turned his creative ideas into a booming, successful business. The extensive range of services A+ Lawn and Landscape makes available to its residential and commercial customers in Central Iowa is truly unique. From lawn care to mowing to irrigation to landscaping. A+ Lawn and Landscape is a one-stop shop - providing nearly every landscaping service a business or homeowner could dream of, all in a single, convenient location.

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Year established: 1988

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Soil Testing

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All soils are not created equal. In fact soil is constantly changing. Nutrient elements in soil can become diminished due to plant growth, leaching or erosion. On the other hand, nutrient elements can increase in soil when fertilizer or compost is added.

Vole Treatments

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Moles tunnel around, leave mounds of dirt in your lawn and disturb your plants all in search of food. Their most common food sources include earthworms, insect larva, grubs and plant bulbs. They can dig more than 15 feet per hour and have to eat more than their body weight each day to support their digging activities.

Lawn Insect

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In making your home more comfortable for your family, you also make it attractive to insects searching for a pleasant environment. Some insects enter through open doors and holes in window screens, but even greater numbers may enter through untreated openings that you don't even think about. a barrier treatment of your home's perimeter can help protect your home against pest invasion.

Core Aeration

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Power core aeration is one of the most important cultural practices available for your lawn. Aeration helps control thatch, improves the soil structure, helps create growth pockets for new roots, and opens the way for water and fertilizer to reach the root zone of your lawn.

Disease Control

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Of all lawn-damaging pests, fungus diseases are some of the most difficult to tame. There are hundreds of diseases that can infect your turf. Some are relatively harmless, while others can destroy an entire lawn in a very short time.

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