Why does my Carolina Forest turf grow algae even outside the shade?
Because pine pollen that coats every yard each March becomes an organic layer once rain wets it, and the flatwoods soil under most Carolina Forest neighborhoods is poorly drained enough that the layer never fully dries. TIMELESS Turf Restoration rinses the layer from the infill, applies a turf-safe algaecide and antimicrobial, timed for late May after pollen ends, from $299.
Pollen is the food, not just the mess
Rinsed off quickly, pollen is just yellow dust. Left to the first rain, it becomes an organic layer that feeds algae all summer. Cleaning in March only removes half the season's load — more falls the next week.
Soil that doesn't let the extra water go
The removal, without bleach
We power-brush the matted layer loose, flush it from the infill, and treat with a turf-safe algaecide, never chlorine bleach. An antimicrobial follow-up slows regrowth. Algae and mold removal is part of a Premium Restoration from $299.
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