Elfner Organic Lawncare

09/25/2026

Another great looking lawn. Seeding, Organic Fertilizer, Mowing heights (no shorter than 4") make it work!

09/14/2026

Dried Distillers Grains going down as the third application of the year. We slice seeded this lawn 4 Years ago and it's really looking good.

03/28/2023

Congratulations to one of our clients who was featured in this month's Ohio Magazine! We have been treating their lawn organically since 2003.

Terri and Randy Litchfield created a living landscape of native plants outside their Delaware home. Here’s how you can, too. 

09/01/2021

Has your lawn developed brown areas recently? You may have Army worms and they can quickly damage your lawn. These pests were swept in after a recent hurricane. They are not typically found in Central Ohio and should not survive the winter. This video can help you understand if your lawn has an Army worm problem. We provide an all-natural treatment, Cedarwood Oil, which kills the worms. Please reach out to us to request treatment for your lawn ([email protected]). We are happy to help with any questions you might have!

Unlike the Common Armyworm, these particular armyworms known as Fall Armyworms, are not native to Ohio. The Fall Armyworm is the larvae of a particular moth ...

02/16/2021

We're ready for 2021 - are you? Renewal notices have been sent out to our current customers. If you have questions or changes to your schedule please email our office ([email protected]). Here's to another great season!

01/13/2020

This warm wet Winter has provided great growing conditions for w**ds like Chickw**d and Henbit to prosper. These w**ds typically grow along edges and in lawns with thin grass coverage. If you find significant amounts of Chickw**d or Henbit in your yard, it may be time to Overseed or re-evaluate your lawncare practices. Mow your lawn high (4.0" or higher) and re-seed thin lawns and bare spots to reduce w**ds.

Weeds that Grow in Winter: Chickw**d and Henbit February 20, 2018 What is a w**d? Up first in our “plants that we may consider w**ds” blog series, we’ll talk about two “winter w**ds.” Winter w**ds germinate in autumn and winter, grow through spring, set seed, and typically die back as warm...

01/05/2020

We're ready for 2020 - are you? Renewal notices will be sent out shortly to our current clients. If you have any questions, or changes to your schedule, email our office ([email protected]). Here's to another great season!

10/25/2017

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