Rake your lawn and remove thatch to improve air circulation.
Add fertilizer to feed the grass and promote healthy growth.
(If needed) Aerate your lawn to reduce soil compaction and prepare it for the spring.
(If needed) Reseed dead spots and water to ensure an even growth across the lawn.
First mow of the season when the grass grows to about a height of 3-4 inches.
Water between 6am and 9am to avoid evaporation.
Maintain the grass to a height of 3-4 inches.
Keep mower blades sharp to avoid disease.
Reduce foot traffic to a minimum to keep grass strong and healthy.
If there is a drought be sure to water daily in the morning (Check with your county regarding water usage during droughts)
Continue mowing until the grass stops growing.
Rake and remove leaves from your lawn to avoid mold and disease.
Aerate the lawn to allow water and nutrients to keep the roots strong for the winter.
(If needed) Overseed your lawn and water daily to provide a quick germination for new grass growth.
(If needed) Apply fall fertilizer to strengthen root systems.
Minimize foot traffic to maintain the health of your lawn.
Remove any extra debris from your lawn like leaves, furniture, or decorations.
(If needed) Water if needed but usually the moisture of the air is enough.
When using ice melt we recommend using a pet safe ice melt that is not as harmful to grass as regular ice melt.