FLORIST ORDERS
  • 1505 N Main
    Bloomington, IL 61701
  • Hours
    Mon - Sat 8 to 6, Sun 9 to 6

Make lawn care a breeze with seed and fertilizer from Casey's


The Right Kind of Grass

Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and fine fescues are the primary lawn species for use in Central Illinois. Kentucky bluegrass is by far the most popular species used in home lawns in Illinois, due to high quality appearance, hardiness, and recovery ability. Kentucky bluegrass prefers full sun, although a few cultivars have tolerance to light shade. Fine fescues require less maintenance and many adapt to shade. Perennial ryegrass offers quick establishment and good wear tolerance. Perennial ryegrass is not suggested to be used alone as a lawn grass; but as part of a lawn seed mixture.

We at Casey's generally recommend a mix. A blend of the three grasses allows the strength of one to cover the weakness of another. Fine fescue germinates more rapidly than bluegrass so it acts as a nurse grass - shading and protecting the bluegrass seedlings until they get established. Some areas may be shadier, so the bluegrass won't do as well there, but the other two will take over.

  • Grass Seed

    Patchmaster

  • Grass Seed

    Scotts Grass Seed

  • Bulk Grass Seed

    Bulk Grass Seed

Lawn Fertilizer

Expert advice on all of your lawn questions and problems are answered by our trained staff. Pre-emergent crabgrass control, post-emergent weed control, slow release fertilizers, quick green-up fertilizers, grub and insect control, we have the products and the knowledge to get you the lawn you always wanted!

  • Scotts 4-Step

    Scotts 4-Step

  • Fertilizer

    Scotts Starter Food

  • Fertilizer

    Turf Builder plus Halts

Controlling Weeds, Insects & Disease

Proper maintenance of a lawn will go a long ways towards controlling weeds, insects and disease. The staff at Casey's will help you diagnose your lawn problems and get you the right product to fix it.

  • Weed Control

    Weed Control

  • Insect Control

    Insect Control

  • Disease Control

    Disease Control

The key to a natural, low-maintenance lawn is to choose the right kind of grass and to provide a healthy soil environment.