A healthy lawn is the result of steady care throughout the year, not just a quick boost in spring or summer. In early spring, clear away winter debris, test your soil, and consider overseeding bare spots. As the grass starts growing, mow regularly but avoid cutting too short, and apply a slow-release fertilizer to feed the turf. Through summer, keep an eye out for weeds, pests, and heat stress while watering deeply and less often to encourage strong roots. Fall is the time to aerate, fertilize again, and remove leaves so they don’t smother your lawn. Once winter arrives, let your grass rest and avoid heavy foot traffic until it warms back up. By following a year-round routine and adjusting for each season, you’ll enjoy a green, healthy, and resilient lawn all year long.
