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To Our Valued Customers

Conserv FS is currently open Monday through Friday from 7:00am–4:30pm.

Thank you for all your support in the past and please know that we are here for you in the future. Stay safe.

More than Just Seed

Conserv FS also distributes full lines of Ice Melt and Arbor products.

Ice Melt Tree Care

About Conserv FS

Conserv FS

Conserv FS is a full-service distributor of proprietary grass seed, chemicals, fertilizers, ice melt and turf maintenance products to the turf and horticulture marketplace.

We are one of the leading distributors of world class Kentucky Bluegrasses produced by Jacklin Seed.

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Conserv FS News

Posted on: 7/12/24

WHAT DOES A GOOD DAY LOOK LIKE FOR YOUR LAWN AND LANDSCAPE BUSINESS?

You know what the bad days look like. Employees don’t show up for work. A truck or mower refuses to start. An infuriated client calls. Materials are late for a job you’re already behind on. The list can go on and on of all the ways your workday can go wrong.

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Posted on: 6/12/24

LAWN CARE: COMMUNICATING CULTURAL PRACTICES TO YOUR CLIENTS

If your lawn care company doesn’t offer lawn maintenance services, it is truly a team effort to ensure your clients have the best-looking lawn.

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Posted on: 5/21/24

BOOSTING YOUR BUSINESS: DISCOVER THE BUZZ BEHIND OFFERING MOSQUITO SERVICES

Looking for an additional service line that doesn’t call for a lot of upfront investment and has the potential to make money with existing and new customers? Mosquito control might be an offering to consider.

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Posted on: 4/17/24

CICADAS

2024 is a big year for periodical cicadas in Illinois, where Broods XIII and XIX will be emerging throughout much of the state at the same time. The simultaneous emergence is the first time since 1803 and will not happen again until 2245. Cicadas do not pose a threat to humans or pets, although newly planted trees or shrubs may be a different story.

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