About Us
Your Natural Choice for Every Season
We focus on making sure your family and pets are safe from synthetic fertilizers used by traditional lawn companies. A green lawn is a healthy lawn, and a healthy lawn is a product of a thriving ecosystem within the soil. That's why at St. Louis Organic Lawn Care we use only certified organic products. Our programs are designed to start working immediately to ensure the proper balance of vital elements in your soil.
Attention to Detail
St. Louis Organic Lawn Care pays special attention to the details of every project to ensure the complete satisfaction of each client. You can trust that your lawn will be maintained to the highest level. St. Louis Organic Lawn Care is the only to achieve a natural lawn without using chemicals that the Chem-Lawn type services use. St. Louis Organic Lawn Care is an environmentally and family healthy alternative to chemical lawn services.
We are licensed by the Dept. of Agriculture and Insured with over 33yrs in the lawn care industry. We’re here to offer families and communities peace of mind. Our organic applications are environmentally safe and pet friendly because our fertilization program is plant-based.
Responsibilities
St. Louis is known as the Three Rivers area. Pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers are washed from lawns into storm drains and disrupt the Meramec, Missouri, and Mississippi Rivers ecosystem. (See our blog below for the full article). We have a responsibility as stewards of the confluence. Our geography is one of the greatest natural wonders in the entire world. The Missouri River is the longest river in North America, while the second-longest, the Mississippi holds the most water, and their confluence occurs right here, just a few miles north of our city, and pours directly into the Gulf of Mexico. St. Louis Organic Lawn Care takes this responsibility seriously.
We Bring Lawns To Life With ALL Organic Products
Your satisfaction is our priority. We take pride in our work. St. Louis Organic Lawn Care is a 100% Organic lawn service. Let us bring your soil & lawn back to life, and at a price, you'll love. We also do soil tests. Proudly providing lawn care to St. Louis County areas. Chesterfield, Wildwood, Ballwin, Manchester, Ladue, Town and Country, Ellisville, Eureka, Fenton, Clayton, Town & Country, & Now South County!
Our Partners
Why Go Organic?
Saving The Planet One Lawn At A Time
What Can You Do?
Why you should have an organic lawn:
- Chemically-Treated Lawns can be toxic to humans, pets, and wildlife. And pesticide residues can track indoors and remain for years.
- Polluted Waterways: Pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers can be washed from lawns into storm drains and disrupt the Meramec, Missouri, and Mississippi Rivers ecosystem
Why you should have an organic lawn:
- Chemically-Treated Lawns can be toxic to humans, pets, and wildlife. And pesticide residues can track indoors and remain for years.
- Polluted Waterways: Pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers can be washed from lawns into storm drains and disrupt the Meramec, Missouri, and Mississippi Rivers ecosystem.
- Lethal for honey bees and other pollinators: Pollinators are critical to our food system and they are in decline. Pesticides used on lawns can kill honey bees.
- Don’t let your dog sniff yards that use pesticides. Studies link synthetic pesticides to certain canine cancers.
What Can You Do?
Saving The Planet One Lawn At A Time
What Can You Do?
- Hire an organic, eco-friendly lawn care service. Try organic fertilizers and soil enhancers (compost, compost tea, plant-based materials).
- Plant for continuous bloom throughout the growing season from spring to fall. Listed below are some plants that are good sources of nectar or pollen for bees.
- Aster, Black-eyed Susan, Goldenrod, Purple C
- Hire an organic, eco-friendly lawn care service. Try organic fertilizers and soil enhancers (compost, compost tea, plant-based materials).
- Plant for continuous bloom throughout the growing season from spring to fall. Listed below are some plants that are good sources of nectar or pollen for bees.
- Aster, Black-eyed Susan, Goldenrod, Purple Coneflower Echinacea, Anise, Basil, English Lavender, Globe Thistle, Lemon Balm, Mints, Rosemary, Russian Sage, Zinnia.
- Reach out to others. Inform and Inspire.
- Buying local honey supports the bees in your area.
- Buy organic.
Saving The Planet One Lawn At A Time
Saving The Planet One Lawn At A Time
Saving The Planet One Lawn At A Time
Transform your lawn into a SAFE, green, weed free paradise. St. Louis Organic Lawn offers 3 Organic Lawn Care programs that make your soil come back to life.
OUR PROGRAMS:
- 7 Step Silver Program
- 9 Step Gold Program
- 12 Step Platinum Program