Depending on your grass type, the last mow of the season is done once the daytime temperatures drop below 40 to 55 degrees.
Category: Lawn Care Tips
What is Quick-Release Fertilizer?
While a quick-release fertilizer is best if your lawn needs immediate replenishment of certain nutrients, you must know how to use it.
How to Control Virginia Buttonweed
To manage Virginia buttonweed and save your turf, combine proper lawn care with manual removal and post-emergent herbicides.
7 Signs You Are Cutting Your Grass Too Short
Discover all the signs you are cutting your grass too short, including patches of brown grass and sudden weed invasion.
How to Control Weeds by Type: ID and Treatment Guide
Treat perennial weeds with systemic herbicides in the fall, hand-pull annuals and mow biennials. Learn how to control weeds by type.
How to Choose the Right Grass for Your Lawn
Choosing the right grass for your lawn is based on location, climate, sun exposure, foot traffic, and lawn maintenance.
Is Roundup Dangerous After it Dries?
Dried Roundup doesn’t seem to be dangerous, but it’s still best to avoid treated areas for 24 to 48 hours. Learn more about the safety of dried Roundup here.
When Does Grass Stop Growing?
When does grass stop growing? Warm-season grasses stop growing when air temps drop into the 50s°F. Cool-season grasses halt growth when temps are above 90°F.
When to Add Iron to Your Lawn for Greener Grass
Iron is an essential nutrient that affects the health and color of your lawn. Apply it to your lawn in spring, summer, and fall when the grass is actively growing.
Should You Mow Your Lawn Before Fertilizing?
You should mow your lawn before fertilizing, but not directly before. Learn the best time to mow and fertilize and why in this guide.