We're the leading Lawn & Garden and Agricultural Supplier in Central WI
Serving Wisconsin Since 1970
Jay-Mar, Inc. is a family-owned company in Plover, WI. Jay-Mar, Inc.'s
retail store carries a full-line of premium dog and cat foods and pet
supplies, small animal feeds and supplies, lawn and garden fertilizers,
soils, seeds and supplies, wild and domestic bird feeds, feeders and
supplies, horse feeds and equine supplies, unique garden giftware,
wildlife feed plot seeds and fertilizers. Jay-Mar, Inc. features Purina
Mills and Nutrena feeds.
Jay-Mar, Inc. is your total agri-supplier providing farmers with liquid
and dry fertilizers, farm seed, crop protection products and custom
application, soil and tissue testing services, packaging, sprayer and
fertilizer equipment parts and storage tanks.
Jay-Mar, Inc. has retail stores on Hwy B in Plover and on Ware Street in Waupaca.
Jay-Mar, Inc.'s knowledgeable staff will help you make your home or hobby farm, the best place on earth.
Lawn Ranger Program
Jay-Mar’s Lawn Ranger
program is a 4-step
program to a great
looking lawn.
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| Easter March 15 – April 15 |
or Crabgrass Preventer
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| Mothers Day May 1 – May 15 |
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or Weed & Feed |
| Fathers Day June 1 - June 15 |
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4th of July July 1 - July 5 |
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| Labor Day August 1 - September 15 |
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| Halloween October 15 - October 30 |
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You can have a healthy, good-looking lawn by making 4 of the 6 applications. The Winter Coat application is the most important. Do not miss this step. If you only fertilize once per year, make sure it’s the Winter Coat application. If you choose to do all 6 steps, you may fertilize at the lowest nitrogen rate.
All products used in the Lawn Ranger Program are made right here in Wisconsin for Wisconsin's lawns. The Lawn Ranger Program is based on UW-Madison’s recommendations. The Lawn Ranger program is environmentally responsible. We’re not “pouring on” the fertilizer. We’re providing what the lawn needs.
You’ll notice that as the health of your lawn improves, the lawn becomes thicker and there are fewer weeds. The weeds just don’t have a chance to get started because you thick lawn shades them from the sun and they can’t germinate. |
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July Gardening Tips
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Keep plants adequately watered: 1"/week. Keep weeds at a minimum with sprays, cultivation or mulching. Avoid applying insecticides, fungicides or fertilizers when the temperature is above 85 degrees. Instead, spray in the early morning.
Do not prune Azaleas and Rhododendrons after the second week of July. They soon will begin setting their buds for next year's blooms.
Don't neglect your garden now. Even though planting is done, caring for your plants in July will pay off at harvest time. |
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Seminar & Event Schedule for 2010
We have several educational seminars and fun, family events coming up this year.
Saturday, August 7
Canning Your Garden's Harvest Seminar
Saturday, August 21
Dog Day of Summer - Wurst Cookout of the Summer - 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Start teaching your 'ol dog a new trick and enter your pet in our Best Trick Contest (1st prize $100 gift certificate)
Other Contests Too
Pet & Owner Look-Alike
Most Unusual Pet
Best Dressed Pet
Ugliest & Prettiest Pet
Games for the Kids
Lots of Door Prizes
A Day of Free Family Fun
We're grilling Klement's brats and hot dogs
Thank you to
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All Proceeds go to the Human Society of Portage County |
Watch for more details on these events at our store, here and in the Stevens Point Journal, Portage County Gazette and Buyers’ Guide.
