At Stangl’s, we understand that a lawn is not just a plot of land with grass on it. It’s a living, breathing ecosystem that’s home to a diverse array of plants, animals, and microorganisms. And, like any ecosystem, it depends on balance and harmony to thrive. That’s why we’ve made it our mission to help our customers rewild their yards and bring them back into balance with nature.
One of the key components of this mission is understanding the rhizophagy cycle. Rhizophagy is the process by which plants support the growth of beneficial bacteria in their root hairs, and in turn, the bacteria release nutrients that the plants use to grow and thrive. This is a vital and delicate relationship that has been disrupted by conventional lawn care practices that rely on fertilizer and chemical sprays. These products may produce a quick, green lawn, but they also destroy the natural balance of the soil, reducing its ability to support life and leaving it more susceptible to disease, pests, and erosion.
Stangl’s is the only lawn care company that truly understands the rhizophagy cycle. We use our soil health calculation to monitor and improve the health of the soil, and we focus on building organic matter to create a living, thriving ecosystem. Unlike other companies that greenwash their products or use conventional methods, we are committed to providing our customers with real, sustainable solutions that work in harmony with nature.
We know that transitioning from conventional lawn care to a regenerative approach is not always easy, but it’s worth it. At Stangl’s, we have over 42 years of experience, and we continue to educate ourselves to stay at the forefront of the latest developments in lawn care. Even if others may consider it “fringe”, we know that the real science lies in working with nature to achieve a healthier lawn and environment.
So, if you’re ready to start the journey towards a healthier lawn and environment, let Stangl’s be your guide. We’ll help you rewild your yard and bring it back into balance with nature, one step at a time.
