Aerate and top dress your lawn this fall.
The time to apply fertilizer to your lawn will vary from region to region. This is based on when and how severe your winters will be. If you live in Northern climates or colder climates you will start your lawn preparation in early fall. For warmer climates you will start in middle to late fall about two before the freezing weather arrives. Keep reading to know when to apply fall lawn fertilizer.
Be sure to use the right kind of fertilizer for your lawn. Different soil and grass types require different nutrients. By knowing your fertilizer soil type you wont buy the wrong type of lawn fertilizer.
The summer weather will stress your lawn and force your grass to consume more nutrients from your soils to endure the heat. Fall’s cooler temperatures provide the perfect setting for lawn to regain strength.
Mow the lawn right before you fertilize. Leave some grass clippings behind to help the roots. Apply fall lawn fertilizer 2 to 3 weeks before the ground freezes. Mid-October is a good time to apply lawn fertilizer in the Fall.
The ideal time of day to fertilize is in the morning or early evening. Both times avoid the warm daytime temperatures that work against fertilizer. Never fertilize lawns before a heavy rain.
If you are not sure if you can handle lawn fertilization, then consider calling a lawn care professional. Now you should know the basics for fall lawn fertilizer when to apply.
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