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Will Grass Grow Through Winter?

Are you wondering whether grass will grow through winter? You should know that it depends on your region. If you live in warmer areas, grass can still grow in winter, but it will likely take longer than in the hot…

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Should I Water After Applying Fall Fertilizer?

Yes — you should water your lawn after applying fall fertilizer, but how soon and how much depends on the type of fertilizer you use. Granular fertilizer needs water immediately to activate and carry nutrients into the soil. Liquid fertilizer…

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What Is the Best Time to Apply Fall Fertilizer?

As a homeowner, you may have the impression that spring and summer are the best times to fertilize your lawn, but this is not the case, as your lawn is bound to benefit significantly from supplemental fertilizer in the fall…

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Should I Do Anything to My Lawn in The Fall?

Yes — fall is the single most important season for lawn care. The six things you should do are: rake leaves before they mat, overseed thin areas while soil is still warm, mow to the correct final height, apply a…

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What Do I Do to My Lawn in The Fall?

There's nothing quite like walking barefoot across a lush lawn on a hot summer day, but as fall arrives, you must get your lawn ready for winter dormancy. A change in season necessitates changes in how you care for your…

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Will Grass Grow Back After Salt Damage?

 Yes — grass can grow back after salt damage, but only if you act quickly. Mild salt exposure allows natural recovery with deep watering.Severe damage that has already killed the root system requires reseeding with salt-tolerant grass varieties. The key…

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Can Ice Melt Damage My Lawn?

Although freshly fallen snow is beautiful, it brings with it patchy ice, which can be dangerous when walking and driving. Aside from shoveling and chipping the ice, there are many other ways to help melt the winter snow. Several solutions…

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Winter Lawn Care For Warm Climates

Winter in the Deep South is magnificent. The sun shines, the humidity reduces, and you don't have to deal with ice and snow, except for the rare frigid temperatures. All of this means your grass still requires some attention, and…

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