Although the year is winding down, there is still plenty to do in the yard. Fall is another transition season, and making the right decisions now will help set your grass up to endure winter’s chill.
Most people think of spring for installing a new lawn, but in the South, there’s no need to wait. Sod can be laid practically any time of year. In fact, fall is actually better for certain grass varieties. Let’s take a look at some of the considerations for successful sod installation in the fall.
Don’t forget your trusty lawn mower that’s served you well all summer. Proper maintenance now can extend its lifespan and ensure it’s ready next spring.
Brown patches can appear because of fungal disease, improper watering, insects, pet damage or seasonal dormancy. Learn how to identify common lawn problems and determine the best next step.
Fall is a great time to test your lawn’s soil. Learn why soil testing matters, what your results mean, and how to prepare for healthier grass.
The secret to a healthy spring lawn is a proactive fall plan. Schedule these chores, and your grass will be the envy of the neighborhood come spring.
Thinking about establishing a new lawn? One of the first decisions you’ll face is whether to lay sod or attempt to grow grass from seed.
How much sod do I need? Use our custom sod calulator to find out.
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