Lawn Care Guide: Fertilization
Ensuring an adequate supply of Nitrogen, Phosphorous, and Potassium is critical to your lawn's overall health.
Find out why, when you should fertilize, and how to care for your lawn once our team has applied fertilizer.
Find out why, when you should fertilize, and how to care for your lawn once our team has applied fertilizer.
Why Fertilize?
In summary, regular fertilization is essential for a healthy warm-season grass. Adhering to the schedule and post-care steps ensures a robust lawn year-round.
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- Growth & Color: Supports active growth and maintains a green appearance.
- Soil Health: Enriches soil and promotes beneficial microbial activity.
- Stress Resistance: Strengthens grass against drought, foot traffic, and pests.
- Weed Suppression: Dense growth leaves little room for weeds.
- Recovery: Assists in faster recovery from damage.
- Early Spring: Supports growth after winter dormancy.
- Late Spring: Feeds during peak growth period.
- Early-Mid Summer: Helps grass cope with high temperatures.
- Late Summer - Early Fall: Prepares grass for cooler months.
- Water: Lightly to moderately water within 24 hours to help absorption (between 2-5 minutes for most systems.)
- Pets and Children: Keep off the lawn for 24 hours for safety.
- Mowing: Wait 24-48 hours post-fertilization.
- Foot Traffic: Limit for the first 24 hours to ensure even nutrient absorption.
In summary, regular fertilization is essential for a healthy warm-season grass. Adhering to the schedule and post-care steps ensures a robust lawn year-round.
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