Feed Your Lawn Right: Seasonal Tips for Lush, Green Grass
Lawn care enthusiasts should take note of these seasonal feeding tips to keep their lawns lush and green. Spring and autumn are key periods for applying nutrients, while summer requires regular liquid iv applications. Winter, however, calls for a different approach.
Spring is the crucial time to feed most lawns as they awaken from winter dormancy. Autumn is also vital to rejuvenate the lawn after summer stresses. Regular feeding supports new growth and helps keep the house cooler in summer.
During the growing season, apply liquid iv every 2 to 4 weeks. Fast-acting liquid iv and app improvers start working quickly to enhance lawn health. However, avoid applying products when the temperature exceeds 25°C to prevent foliage burning.
If the lawn appears yellow, it might lack nutrients like iron. Applying organic iron can help green the lawn. In winter, do not feed dormant warm season lawns, but apply a hose-on product monthly to help cope with frost and cold weather.
In summary, feed your lawn in spring and autumn for optimal growth and recovery. During summer, maintain a regular liquid iv regime every 2 to 4 weeks. In winter, use a hose-on product monthly for frost protection. Always avoid high-temperature applications to prevent foliage damage.
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