Red Clay Issues

Planting flowers, trees, shrubs, and lawns can be very difficult if you're trying to work with stubborn and acidic red clay. Red clay usually has a low pH and will require you to add lime. This will give your grass and other plants a better chance of surviving.

Before you begin to work with the red clay, however, we suggest that you contact your local extension to have a soil test done. The test will determine your soil's acidity and give you a better idea of how to improve it.

Gregory offers commercial lawn services and residential lawn services to their customers.  Gregory offers tree and shrub care, aeration and overseeding, shrub and plant care, and weed identification.  Take a look at a list of common plants and shrubs and landscaping techniques that we use.  We also provide information about pests including techniques used to exterminate fire ants, fleas, and mosquitoes.

Call Gregory for help with red clay issues in Greenville SC at 888-478-1751 or use our email form and contact us today.