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Steps For Winter Lawn Care Makes Healthy Spring GrowthAs winter approaches, you should start lowering the blade on the mower, cutting the grass shorter. This reduces the new growths that sprout and will be especially vulnerable during the winter months. This is the time of year for a good dose of winter lawn care fertilizer as well, as the grass will not take advantage of it presence until spring while it stores it in the root system. At the first sign of spring, the fertilizer will be put to good use and you will start with strong health plants. Do not leave things lying in the yard throughout the winter such as toys and lawn furniture. In addition to being a hazard if you find them under deep snow, they keep the grass lying flat and when the sun does shine during the winter, this area will receive no benefit. Many aspects of winter lawn care calls for simply leaving the grass alone, fertilized and in the hands of nature. Let Your Lawn Breath Throughout Winter Months Aerating your yard prior to the onset of winter can help provide air to the roots of your grass. This, along with the winter fertilization can help assure a strong healthy yard in the spring. Since an aerator is typically used only once a year it may be financially responsible to rent one or to hire a company in business of winter lawn care to aerate your yard. Essentially, after the first snow flies there is not much you can do outside except impatiently wait for spring. Once you have taken all the steps for winter lawn care, you should let nature take its course and hope for the best. When watching the yard during the winter if you see large branches felled by a storm lying in the yard, they should be picked up to prevent damage to you yard. You may also at this time see toys or other debris you missed during fall clean up and it too should be removed from the yard to prevent winter damage. |
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