Category: autumn fertilization

As the Northwest transitions from fall to winter, proper lawn care is vital to ensure a healthy, vibrant lawn come spring. Start with a final mow, setting your blades low to prevent snow mold. Fertilize with a potassium-rich, slow-release formula to fortify roots. Aerate the soil to improve nutrient absorption, followed by overseeding to fill bare spots. Regularly rake leaves to avoid mold, and maintain watering until the ground freezes. Apply pre-emergent herbicide to combat winter weeds. Im...

As the vibrant hues of summer give way to the crisp and colorful palette of autumn, it’s time to turn your attention to fall lawn care. For homeowners in New England, the transition from summer to winter requires a strategic approach to ensure a healthy and lush lawn come spring. New England's unique climate, characterized by its four distinct seasons, demands specific lawn maintenance activities tailored to this time of year. Here’s a comprehensive guide to fall lawn care, aimed at preparing...