If you are wondering whether you can aerate your lawn in January, yes, but only if the conditions permit. The ground should not be frozen or wet. Aerating during this period reduces compaction and improves drainage, which is especially useful…
The final cut of grass should happen when soil temperatures drop consistently below 50°F (10°C) and grass growth has visibly slowed — typically between late October and mid-November for most of the United States. The exact timing depends on your…
The ideal time to put away your mower for the season is not determined by the calendar — it is determined by your grass. By late fall, your lawn begins sending quiet but unmistakable signals that it is approaching…
It is technically acceptable to trim your grass in December, but you don’t have to do it. The only reason you should consider doing it is if the weather is mild enough for grass to grow. In such a case,…
Winter does more damage to lawns than most homeowners realize — and most of it happens out of sight, beneath the snow. By the time you notice the dead patches, matted grass, and bare spots in spring, the damage was…
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…