What is in Season?

As the scorching summer heat draws to an end, it's a great time to plan for fall lawn care. Your grass has been a real trooper, surviving wicked temperatures, a ceaseless parade of barbecues, rough play, and the other rites of summertime lawn brutality. Now, more than ever, it's time to administer first aid, fertilizer, and broadleaf weed killers.

It's a common misconception that once summer's over, your lawn won't need food for growth until spring. The truth is, if you feed your lawn before the chill of winter, you'll be surprised at the vibrant condition of your grass come next spring. Many people split fall lawn feedings into two fertilizer sessions: one in early fall and the other just before the first cold snap.

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Cris's Column
Hi there! My Name is Cris Rodriguez. Thank you for visiting our site and for your interest in my column. My column publishes bi-monthly in the The Park Cities News on Landscape and overall good landscape knowledge and practices. You can aslo download a copy of the latest article by clicking here. Enjoy and have a blessed day!

Cris