Fall fertilization helps grass grow stronger roots, survive winter, and bounce back green in spring. For cool-season lawns, the best time is September to October with a fertilizer high in nitrogen and some potassium. Warm-season lawns should be fertilized earlier, usually by September, to prepare for dormancy.
Category: Lawn Care Tips
Fall Lawn Care Tips
Fall lawn care done right means a healthy spring lawn. Learn when to mow, water, fertilize, aerate, overseed, and control weeds by grass type.
How High Should Your Grass Be Cut?
Here we are – in the dog days of summer. Depending on where you live in the country, you may […]
Why, When, and How to Aerate Your Lawn
How do your aerate your lawn? We’ll show you why aeration is essential, list the tools you need, and detail the step-by-step process.
Should You Overseed Your Lawn?
If your grass looks worn out, patchy, and thin, then you should overseed your lawn. You should also consider overseeding your lawn if it’s older.
The Fix for Your Thin Lawn: Causes and Solutions
Discover the fix for your thin lawn, from too much shade and poor drainage to compacted soil and the wrong grass type, for thicker, lusher turf this year.
What is Lawn Maintenance?
Everyone looks at their lawn just a little bit differently – and the approach you use to care for your […]
Fixing a Weed-Infested Lawn
Spring is finally here! Hooray! But the one thing spring brings with it that no one looks forward to is […]
How Often Should You Water Your Lawn in the Summer?
Summer lawn watering depends on your soil type. Most lawns need deep watering 1 to 3 times a week in summer, adjusted for weather, grass type, and heat.
9 Expert Tips for a Healthy Lawn
Apart from proper mowing and watering, other tips for a healthy lawn include controlling weeds, yard cleaning, and fertilizing the right way.