As spring comes, your lawn wakes from winter sleep. The cold stops, and your space can improve. You can fix small problems and keep pests away. You may also change the cut height to see a difference. This guide helps your lawn do well this season.
Essential Lawn Updates
Check your lawn’s health first. Weather shifts—rain, sun, and wind—affect growth. Look at last year’s results. Late fertilizer, spread before a rain, can start early growth. This trick makes grass grow green soon for summer.
Watch each lawn spot for weeds and health. If certain wild plants grow, let some stay while you work harder on weak spots. Keep clover and nutsedge low in parts that see less care.
Grub Defense Strategies
Grubs eat roots. They create patches of brown grass. Fight grubs with these steps:
- Scan your lawn for brown spots.
- Add tiny worms that kill grubs but do not hurt the grass.
- Treat in late spring or early fall for best results.
Experimenting with Height of Cut
Check your grass height when you cut. Grass needs differ. Many bluegrasses do best at 2.5 to 3 inches tall. Make sure your mower works as it should. Some mowers cut less than they seem to. In spring, a higher cut helps roots grow deep and stand dry days.
Try different cuts on small areas. Find the best height that helps the grass grow strong and stay neat.
Conclusion
Spring lets you update your lawn, fight pests like grubs, and test new cutting heights. Your care helps your lawn do well in warm days. Small care steps may not fix everything at first. With time, your lawn grows strong and pleasing to see.
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