Late Fall
As the grass prepares for the winter, it is sending nutrients down to the roots for storage. Now’s the time to give the lawn a boost of fertilizer so there’s an adequate supply!
Seeding this time of year is actually not a bad idea! The grass seed will lay dormant for the winter, but will then pop out and grow as soon as the soil warms up in the spring.
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Late Fall
As grass prepares for winter, it moves nutrients down to the roots for storage, making now a great time to fertilize. Late-season seeding is also effective, as seed will stay dormant through winter and germinate quickly once soil temperatures warm in spring.