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Lawn Fertilizer - Tips for a Beautiful Lawn (DIY)

Avoid the top 4 lawn fertilizer blunders

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When it comes to lawn fertilizer there are a few things you can do to create a hearty, healthy lawn that's less susceptible to weeds and disease. With tips on when to fertilize lawn, how to save money and what mistakes to avoid, you can yield a yard you've always dreamed of!

Avoid the top 4 lawn fertilizer blunders

When it comes to lawn fertilizer, mistakes are easy to make. I know, because I’ve been in the grass business for a very long time. And I can tell you that professional turf managers and homeowners tend to make the same four mistakes when they feed their grass.

Read along, avoid these lawn fertilizer blunders and you’ll be thrilled with your lawn and get the most for your buck.

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Joe Churchill has worked in the professional turf industry for more than 30 years. He is a branch manager for Reinders, a major turf supply and equipment distributor in the Midwest.

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You can collect your own samples by randomly pulling 10 to 12 individual soil samples from your lawn to a depth of 3 to 4 in. Make sure there is no vegetation or excessive root mass in the soil sample. Mix together the soil samples and put about a cup of this mix in a plastic bag. Write your name on the bag and send it off for testing.

“I can’t tell you how many times I’ve talked to a professional or a homeowner who has never tested their soil. Big mistake!”

When I’m asked to help bring a homeowner’s lawn back to life, the first thing I do is to make sure they have their soil professionally tested. Think of it as a checkup for your lawn. The results will provide important information that will help determine what type of grass fertilizer you should use and how often you should apply it.

You can collect your own samples by randomly pulling 10 to 12 individual soil samples from your lawn to a depth of 3 to 4 in. Make sure there is no vegetation or excessive root mass in the soil sample. Mix together the soil samples and put about a cup of this mix in a plastic bag. Write your name on the bag and send it off for testing.

Most often, a soil test will focus on measuring major nutrients like phosphorus (required for good root development) and potassium (needed to remedy environmental stresses). If your soils are lacking in these major building blocks, your lawn will suffer.

Another important piece of information received from a soil test is your soil’s pH. Most lawn grasses like a soil pH in the range of 6.5 to 7.0. If your lawn’s soil pH is too low or too high, the fertilizer you use may not work very well. Soils with a low pH, like 5.5 or 6.0, will require applications of lime to “sweeten” the soil. Soil pH values above 7.5 will require soil sulfur or a lawn fertilizer containing sulfur to bring the pH down.

If your soil test results recommend adjustments to correct nutrient or pH issues, it’s wise to test annually until the problems are corrected. If your soil test does not reveal any issues, test about every three years to monitor the health of your soil.

The best time to test your soil is early spring just before your lawn comes out of dormancy. Don’t collect samples after grass fertilizing. This will skew the results. And don’t use do-it-yourself kits! They may be less expensive, but they aren’t very accurate. Your county extension office, reputable garden center or local university can help you test your soil accurately, interpret the results and then offer solid recommendations for fixing any soil problems.

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Originally Published: June 10, 2019

Lawn Fertilization - When to Fertilize Lawn and Grass Fertilizer Tips

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Fertilizer is a key ingredient in growing and maintaining a green, healthy lawn. Unfortunately, most homeowners don’t bother with lawn fertilization because they simply don’t know which products to use, or how and when to apply them. And complicating the issue is that if lawn fertilizer isn’t applied correctly, it can actually do more harm than good.

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So, to help advise us on the proper way to fertilize a lawn, we contacted Jeff Turnbull, president of LCS Lawn Service in the Twin Cities. Here are his nine simple-to-follow rules for lawn fertilization.

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        Check Your Soil’s Temperature

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        The very best time for lawn fertilization is in the spring, when the soil temperature—not the air temperature—reaches 55º Fahrenheit. You’ll know when the soil warms up to 55º because the lilacs will begin to blossom and the grass will start growing.

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        Or, buy a soil thermometer and check the temperature at any time. In most parts of the country that means the first application of lawn fertilizer should take place by about mid-April. So, if you haven’t started yet, mark that date.

        Know the Numbers

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        When shopping for fertilizer, you’ll find three numbers printed on the label. These numbers represent the percentage of nitrogen, phosphate, and potassium, respectively, which are the primary nutrients needed to feed your lawn.

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        So, a 20-5-10 bag will have 20 percent nitrogen, 5 percent phosphate, and 10 percent potassium. The rest of the bag usually contains filler material that helps ensure an even application of the fertilizer. By the way, a 20-5-10 lawn fertilizer is a good basic mix to use in spring.

        Use a Slow-Release Fertilizer

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        Slow-release lawn fertilizers break down their nutrients over a longer period of time, so you can wait longer between applications. “With slow-release fertilizers, you can feed your lawn every six to eight weeks, depending on your watering schedule, instead of every four weeks,” Turnbull says. That saves you both time and money.

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        He recommends a slow-release that contains nitrogen, but not too much. “The most nitrogen you need on a lawn is one-tenth of a pound per week. The grass can’t get any greener than that. If you use more, you’re only going to make the grass grow faster so you have to mow more often,” Turnbull explains.

        “The secret is to get it as green as possible without growing it fast.” Turnbull recommends giving your lawn between two and three pounds of nitrogen over the entire growing season. “If you go with 25-0-4 fertilizer, that gives you one pound of nitrogen. So, over four weeks, that’s a quarter pound of nitrogen per week, which is way too much,” Turnbull says. “At that point, you’re baling hay instead of mowing a lawn.”

        Go With Granules

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        When professional landscapers apply fertilizer, they often drive up in a tanker truck and spray your entire lawn in a remarkably short amount of time. But pros do this every day, so they know how to factor in for the wind and make sure the yard gets even coverage. And they have the proper equipment to get the job done right. Homeowners, on the other hand, should use granules, which are super simple to apply using a spreader (see tip No. 7).

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        “Granular fertilizer is very easy to apply accurately,” Turnbull says. “When you’re spraying fertilizer, it’s tough for a homeowner to get a consistent, even application across the entire lawn. ”

        Plan for Five Applications—Starting in April

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        As mentioned earlier, Turnbull recommends giving your lawn its first feeding of fertilizer in the spring—mid- to late-April in most regions—once the soil temperature reaches 55º Fahrenheit. Your local university extension office can give you the soil temperature in your neighborhood, but again, you can use a soil thermometer or wait until the lilacs blossom, as an indicator that the soil is 55º.

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        Now, the second feeding should happen about four weeks after the first application, around mid-May or so. Then fertilize every six to eight weeks after that straight through to October. For the third feeding, use an organic material, such as manure, instead of a traditional lawn fertilizer.

        And remember that fall feeding is critical, too. “Grass continues to grow throughout the fall. The roots are going down into the soil and they need fertilizer,” Turnbull says. “In fact, this is the most important application of fertilizer for the whole year.” And use a fall fertilizer that’s slightly higher in phosphorous and potassium, which will promote better root growth.

        Remember to Water

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        Contrary to what some people think, the more you water your lawn, the more fertilizer it needs. “With more water, there is more growth, so you need more fertilizer,” Turnbull says. “As the grass grows, it uses more nutrients.” If you have an automatic sprinkler system, you should fertilize your lawn about every six weeks. Without a sprinkler system, you can wait an additional two weeks between feedings.

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        Also, be sure to carefully read the fertilizer label to learn whether you should water the lawn before or after applying the fertilizer. Granulated fertilizers need moisture to break down, and some fertilizers require you to soak the lawn prior to application.

        Close the Hopper and Fill Up Your Spreader

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        When you’re ready to pour fertilizer into the spreader, park it on the driveway or patio. If you can’t, at least put a tarp under it. This will keep any spilled granules from accumulating in one spot on the lawn, where they can burn and kill the grass. “And make sure your hopper is shut before filling up the spreader,” Turnbull says. “That’s lesson number one that everyone forgets at least once.” (If the hopper is left open, the fertilizer will pour right through onto the ground.)

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        A broadcast spreader is a better choice than a drop spreader for homeowners. Broadcast spreaders are easier to use, and since they disperse fertilizer a wider distance, there’s less chance you’ll end up with stripes in your yard caused by not properly overlapping the rows. Plus, broadcast spreaders are pretty affordable, starting at about $30.

        To fertilize small yards, use a handheld broadcast spreader, which has a hand crank. You can buy one for as little as $15. These compact spreaders are particularly useful for fertilizing narrow side yards, and grassy areas along fence lines, around trees, and behind garages and sheds.

        Regardless of what type of spreader you use, be sure to walk at a consistent, steady pace as you apply the fertilizer. Failing to do so will cause the fertilizer to be spread too thin in some spots and too thick in others.

        Apply, but Don't Over-Apply

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        Every fertilizer label will list the application rate, but Turnbull recommends that you don't follow it. “Start out at half of what’s recommended on the bag,” he says. “One of the biggest mistakes homeowners make is applying fertilizer with the spreader wide open.” He recommends spreading the fertilizer at half or slightly less than half the manufacturer’s recommended rate.

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        Start by applying fertilizer around the perimeter of the yard first, and then fill in the middle, working in one direction. Then, spread it again, moving in a perpendicular direction. This crisscrossing pattern ensures much better coverage and helps prevent over-applying the fertilizer. “When it comes to spreading fertilizer,” Turnbull says, “too little is better than too much. I always recommend erring on the side of too little.” A heavy dose of fertilizer isn’t only a waste of money, but it can burn and kill the grass.

        Since you’re applying the fertilizer at half the recommended rate, it won’t spread out very far, so you don’t need to estimate how much spacing to keep between rows. “Go from tire-track to tire-track on the spreader,” Turnbull says. “This will guarantee good, even coverage.”

        And be sure to check the weather forecast prior to fertilizing. If you apply the fertilizer right before a downpour, much of the fertilizer will be washed away.

        Sweep Up Stray Granules

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        No matter how careful you are the spreader will occasionally throw fertilizer onto your driveway, sidewalk, or patio. If that happens, sweep it up rather than letting the rain wash it away.

        “If you don't sweep up and collect the excess fertilizer, it just adds extra pollution,” Turnbull says. “It gets washed away into storm drains and then ends up in the rivers, streams, and lakes. Sweeping up the fertilizer is good for the environment.”

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        Finally once you’ve finished fertilizing your lawn, pour any leftover fertilizer out of the spreader and back into its original bag. Tightly seal the bag and store it away in a cool, dry place, well away from any children and pets.

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        Lawn fertilizers: how to feed the lawn in spring, summer and autumn

        The lawn in the country is an almost indispensable design element that serves for rest and relaxation and simply pleases the eye. But so that this "green beauty" does not fade and fade, lawn grass must be saturated with microelements and nutrients.

        Such a decorative element of the garden as a lawn needs regular top dressing. This is because lawn grass - is an intensively cultivated crop, which at the same time is periodically "renewed" and deprived of the nutrients accumulated in the stems. Without regular application of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and iron, the lawn will quickly lose its attractive appearance and become just a clearing with withered grass. Today we will tell you how often and in what quantity lawn fertilizers should be applied. nine0003

        How to fertilize the lawn in spring

        After a long winter, you want the lawn to turn green faster and be covered with young grass. But this does not always happen, especially if you do not pay due attention to it and ignore seasonal top dressing.

        In the spring, lawns are the first to experience an acute shortage of nitrogen. It is this element that contributes to the rapid growth of young grass and the formation of a "green blanket". Phosphorus (restores and strengthens the root system) and potassium (ensures plant growth and makes them resistant to disease and drought) act as supplements. nine0003

        The lawn is fertilized in the spring immediately after the snow melts. Both liquid and solid fertilizers can be applied.

        Lawn fertilizer can be applied both manually and with special devices

        Liquid fertilizers, such as Bona Forte, are applied once every 10-15 days. 2 caps (80 ml) of the drug are diluted in 12 liters of water and watered with lawn grass. This amount should be enough for 6 square meters of area. The diluted preparation can be stored for two weeks, until the next watering. nine0003

        The most popular and common spring lawn fertilizer – NPK. It contains the right amount of NPK (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium), especially in the composition "16:16:16", and it is produced in the form of gray granules. For each square meter, 20-40 g of the drug is applied, evenly distributing it over the surface. Then the lawn is watered abundantly.

        Fertika Lawn (Spring-Summer) is an example of a solid granular fertilizer with an optimal combination of nitrogen, phosphorus oxide and potassium. During the growing season, 50-70 g of granules are applied per square meter. Gradually dissolving, they saturate the soil with useful substances. nine0003

        What to feed the lawn in summer

        During the summer, lawn grass needs a lot of nutrients. Therefore, complex mineral fertilizers are considered the most popular at this time. Often use nitroammophoska and its derivatives. Optimal time for fertilization: end of June - beginning of July.

        Fertilize the lawn immediately after mowing (no later than 1-2 days)

        If the grass grows poorly and turns pale already in the first months of summer, it should be fertilized with urea (urea) or ammonium sulfate. These compounds will provide the plants with the necessary amount of nitrogen, stimulate their growth and improve their color. The application rate is about 15-20 g per 1 sq.m. nine0003

        Twice a summer the lawn is fertilized with potassium salt. Application rate - 15-20 g per 1 sq.m. If the summer turned out to be rainy, the application rate can be increased, since potassium is actively washed out of the soil.

        At the end of summer, reduce the application of nitrogen fertilizers and feed the lawn more actively with phosphorus and potash additives. Most often, simple superphosphate (40-60 g per 1 sq.m) and potassium sulfate (25-30 g per 1 sq.m) are chosen.

        Of the fertilizers that are always "at hand", nettle ash is most often used. It contains about 30 macro- and microelements and up to 40% potassium. Dry freshly cut nettles for several days, and then burn them. Collect the cooled ash and fill it with water in a ratio of 1:10. Water the lawn evenly with the resulting solution. nine0003

        What to fertilize the lawn in autumn

        Autumn top dressing is necessary in order to prepare the lawn for the cold. With the onset of autumn, nitrogen fertilization should be stopped, focusing only on potassium-phosphorus supplements. Fertilize the area allotted for the lawn should be 7-10 days before the onset of the first frost.

        After autumn top dressing, lawn grass stalks become denser and stronger

        First, bone meal is applied - phosphorus and other elements contained in it saturate the soil for half a year and reduce its acidity. For each square meter, 2-3 cups of flour are added. nine0003

        Another popular fall fertilizer is double superphosphate. This fertilizer is considered "long-playing", so it is applied in the fall so that it has time to completely dissolve. About 50-70 g of superphosphate is consumed per 1 sq.m.

        Before winter, it is also recommended to apply manure (not more than 1 time in 3-4 years). This highly nutritious organic fertilizer retains nitrogen in the soil for a long time. After lying for several winter months under a layer of snow, manure turns into a nutrient substrate. Application rate - 3-4 kg per 1 sq.m. nine0003

        Good wintering and preservation of lawn grass at low temperatures will be ensured by Fertik Lawn Autumn granular fertilizer. The increased content of phosphorus and potassium in its composition will help strengthen the root system of the grass. Fertilizer is applied every two weeks after every second mowing at the rate of 20-30 g per 1 sq.m, distributed over the surface, then the grass is watered.

        So, the lawn needs maintenance almost the whole season. The most important thing is the timely application of fertilizers and dressings. Thanks to them, you will be able to maintain the balance of microelements in the soil and enjoy healthy and bright grass from spring to late autumn. nine0003

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        Lawn fertilization: what is the best way to fertilize the lawn?

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        The lawn is a fast growing plant, which means it needs frequent mowing. When cutting off the tops, the blades of grass are deprived of the nutrients that they accumulated earlier. That is why the lawn needs constant feeding.

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        Maintaining the aesthetic appearance of the lawn

        To maintain the aesthetic appearance and maintain wear resistance, the grass should be periodically fertilized with special preparations. In gardening stores, you can choose fertilizer for the lawn in accordance with the season and the state of the vegetation. For each case, an individual composition of substances and microelements has been developed. Owners of personal plots need to learn how to choose the right type and content of dressings. It is also important to know how to carry out this procedure. nine0003

        Proper fertilization of turf and seed lawn

        The principle of operation for both options is similar, but with some minor nuances. The procedure must be carried out according to the rules. Upgrading dates should be fixed in order to track the frequency. It is also very important to observe the correct proportions for the application of drugs, so as not to destroy the lawn surface. Typically, dilution requirements for mixtures and solutions are indicated on the packaging. But in general, the calculation of the active substance is carried out taking into account the composition of the soil, weather conditions, the content of the grass mixture and its varieties. These factors also affect the way the event is carried out. For example, the season largely determines the type of the main component. When bald spots appear, the use of products based on nitrogen is indicated. And with fragility and weakness of the grass, the use of superphosphate is recommended. nine0003

        Variety of preparations

        Fertilizing the lawn is of great benefit and importance. There are two main types: mineral (or inorganic) and lawn (specially designed for decorative landscaping).

        Mineral-based fertilizers are:

        1. Prolonged action. Gentle, dosed. They are preferred because they do not cause stress to the lawn due to too rapid growth. As a result, he is in the stage of moderate development and retains immunity. nine0003

        2. Non-sustained. Nitrogenous, acting directly.

        Specialized lawn preparations are divided into two types:

        1. Spring-summer. Support and extend the growing season. They consist mainly of nitrogen with a balanced content of potassium and phosphorus. They also contain all the necessary trace elements (magnesium, iron, manganese, sulfur, copper, boron).
        2. Autumn. Nitrogen-free. When the average daily temperature stays below 10 degrees Celsius for 3-4 days or more, you need to gradually reduce the nitrogen content in plants. The last top dressing of the lawn is carried out 2-4 weeks before the expected cold snap, if this is a prolonged remedy. The fact is that by absorbing it, the grass will continue to grow, which is why it will not overwinter badly. An example of such a tool is Fertik - fertilizer for the lawn for the fall. nine0082

        Ready-made landscaping in rolls is very susceptible to any type of top dressing, especially those intended for application in spring and autumn. They contain a high concentration of nitrogen, which can adversely affect the grass and burn it. To avoid unpleasant consequences, it is worth giving preference to long-acting mineral fertilizers. Multilayer granules "work" gradually and for a long time, which is safe for plants.

        For convenience and uniform distribution of granules on the territory, it is worth using a special spreader. nine0003

        Before creating a lawn, it is worth knowing what fertilizers it will require. Each option has its own advantages and disadvantages.

        • Nitrogen
          The application of nitrogen preparations activates the growth of the lawn, which is why the area is covered with a dense layer of lush vegetation. It should be borne in mind that when stopping grass roots, nitrogen disappears. Therefore, it must be fertilized during a period of intensive growth. The first time the substance is added in April, after the snow has completely melted. First, it is enough to make 230-250 g of the mixture per 1 hectare of land. This starts the stimulation of greenery, which lasts for two weeks. Re-application of nitrogen is acceptable after the first mowing, towards the end of spring. Then you need to feed the vegetation 2 times a month. The second half of August is the last opportunity to add a nitrogen mixture. nine0082
        • Phosphorus
          This substance has a beneficial effect on the grass: its roots become stronger, new shoots form on the sides. Phosphorus fertilizer has a special advantage - it can be stored in the soil for a long time. And, therefore, it can only be applied once per season. It is recommended to use this substance in the spring-autumn period. Phosphorus-containing preparations help the lawn to withstand the winter frosts.
        • Potassium
          Helps to keep the lawn juicy and fresh, and also gives it stamina. It is necessary to feed it with potassium mixtures during the entire growing season. The active substance is quickly washed out of the soil, and this must be taken into account. Their addition in autumn provides plants with resources for life support in winter, protects against the effects of temperature fluctuations and diseases. It is also allowed to use complex dressings with potassium in the composition. nine0082
        • Complex fertilizers
          These are the most convenient means for feeding, because they contain universal useful trace elements and components with the optimal dosage. Such mixtures can be used in many cases, but still separated by season. Complex formulations are not suitable for young vegetation. If it is sowing, then mixed dressings can be applied after 1 year, and if rolled, then after 6 months.
        • Liquid fertilizer
          Their advantage is uniform distribution. Designed for the restoration of lawn grass in a short time, mainly in the spring-autumn period. In this case, the causes of damage do not matter. Active substances immediately penetrate the roots and nourish them. The effectiveness of the procedure is enhanced by the sprayer. So the solution passes through the leaves and stems. The optimal weather for the event is overcast or humid, as the sun will quickly evaporate the liquid.
          Liquid supplements are found in concentrated and soluble forms. They must be diluted in water according to the proportions indicated on the package. After applying the product, the area must be shed to prevent burns on the blades of grass. nine0082
        • Dry fertilizers
          They are granules, each of which consists of several layers of different composition and purpose. Under the influence of water during irrigation or precipitation, the substances partially dissolve in the soil and transfer nutrients to plants in a dosed manner. After spreading the powder, the lawn must be watered to prevent burns on the grass.
          It is not worth abusing such top dressing. It makes sense to observe the state of greenery and the speed of its growth. If you often have to cut hair (2-3 times a week), then the dosage should be reduced. nine0082

        Q&A

        Can the lawn be fertilized in autumn, spring or summer in arbitrary proportions?

        No, this is strictly forbidden. One of the most common causes of lawn damage is excess nitrogen that has been used as a fertilizer. In such conditions, the lawn burns out and cannot be restored. Therefore, the calculation of the dosage before the procedure is required. The rules for diluting the nutrient composition can always be found in the instructions attached to the product. nine0003

        Can the lawn be fertilized in spring, summer or autumn with manure?

        Its use is acceptable but not recommended. This is a rather aggressive type of fertilizer, despite its nutritional value and saturation with microelements. It is necessary to do this carefully, since only rotted manure is suitable, fresh manure is contraindicated. It is still better to purchase professional products that are designed specifically for ornamental vegetation and adapted to it as much as possible. nine0003

        How often is the lawn fertilized? Autumn, spring or summer - when is the best time to feed lawn grass?

        Green space needs to be replenished regularly, but several times per season. The interval between treatments should be approximately 2-4 weeks, depending on the type of lawn and the form of fertilization.

        What to fertilize in spring?

        At this time, the main task of the gardener is to restore vegetation after winter. In this case, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compounds should be added, which activate growth and make the grass bright and dense. Feed the lawn should be after the snow melts and before the first shoots appear. nine0003

        What to feed in summer?

        In hot weather, landscaping requires help in the form of special tools. Complex mineral fertilizers and potassium salt are suitable here. It is better to start activities at the end of June. In rainy summers, the dose of substances must be increased, since water washes them out of the soil and the stems themselves faster.

        Autumn Lawn Fertilizer

        Fertilizing the lawn in autumn to strengthen it is important before the cold weather. It is recommended to add more potassium, phosphorus and superphosphate. It is important to have time to fertilize the lawn a week before the first frost, so it is worth keeping an eye on the weather forecast. nine0003

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