The mower may be slowing down for the season, but your lawn isn’t finished working yet.
After aerating your lawn in early fall, one of the smartest things you can do before winter arrives in Pennsylvania is give your grass the nutrients it needs heading into the colder months.
That means it’s time to fertilize.
Fall fertilization isn’t about forcing a burst of green growth before the snow flies. It’s about helping your lawn strengthen its root system and store the nutrients it will rely on through winter and when growth begins again in spring.
If you’ve recently aerated, the timing can be especially useful. Those openings in the soil help water and nutrients reach the root zone, making aeration, overseeding, and fertilizing a great fall combination.
The key is not waiting too long.
Once the ground freezes and winter settles in, your window has closed. September and fall weather give Pennsylvania homeowners an opportunity to prepare their lawns now instead of trying to repair them next spring.
And as with most outdoor jobs, having the right equipment makes the work a whole lot easier.
Whether you need a spreader, aerator, or other lawn-care equipment, stop by SteveCo Power and talk to our team. We can help you find what you need to get the job done properly.
A little work this fall can mean a healthier, stronger lawn when spring finally returns.
Feed it now. Thank yourself later.
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