Clean up, dethatch, fertilize, apply weed control, and start mowing your lawn in spring and summer. In the fall, overseed, aerate, and clean up before the winter arrives.
Author: Farah Nauman
Farah Nauman is a freelance writer and accountant who traded in her spreadsheet for a garden trowel to pursue her love of gardening. She spends her free time being mom to her three fluffy cats and a dozen little Aloe Veras.
When to Fertilize Your Lawn in Tennessee
The best time to fertilize cool-season grasses in Tennessee is between September and November, but you should fertilize warm-season grasses between March and June, then again in September
When to Aerate Your Lawn in Pennsylvania
Aerate your Pennsylvania lawn in the fall, but if you miss it do it in early summer when the weather is still cool.
The Best Minnesota Wildflowers for Your Garden
The best Minnesota wildflowers include harebell, heart-shaped Alexanders, and prairie coneflower.
Native Minnesota Prairie Plants for Landscapes
Native minnesota prairie plants include grasses like big bluestem, prairie flowers like black-eyed Susans, and sedges like fox sedge.
Minnesota Native Plants for Your Landscape
Harebell, prairie dropseed, little bluestem, and serviceberry are some of the common Minnesota native plants.
Drought-Tolerant Plants for Minnesota Landscapes
Hackberry, little bluestem, butterfly weed, and sedum are some great drought-tolerant plants for Minnesota landscapes.
The Best Grass Seed for South Mississippi
Bermudagrass, Zoysiagrass, centipedegrass, and St. Augustine are the best grass seeds for South Mississippi lawns owing to their heat resistance.
Mississippi Native Plants for Your Landscape
Native plants in Mississippi include red maple, American holly, crossvine, and American beautyberry
The Best Grass Seed for Iowa Lawns
Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, tall fescue, and a few cold-tolerant warm-season grasses do best in Iowa.