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To reduce lawn stress and help conserve moisture, cut off only about 1/3 of grass height. Not sure of the proper height? Set your mower to one of the highest settings.
Since your lawn needs about 2.5 cm (1 in) of water every week, measure rainfall with a rain gauge, then make up the difference by watering with a sprinkler. Saves water – and watering time.
Heavy foot traffic, poor drainage, and thatch buildup can cause soil compaction – and that’s not good for your lawn. So, every 1 to 3 years, depending on the health of your lawn, aerate it by removing plugs of soil. Aeration loosens things up, making it easier for grass plants to get the air, water, and nutrients they need.
For a thick, green lawn with fewer weeds, feed your lawn oneof Scotts® Turf Builder® formulas. Strengthens your lawn so it can build a healthy, deep root system that’s better at crowding out weeds. Helps lawn withstand all that’s coming next season, too – like heat, feet, pets, bugs, and drought.
For greener, stronger grass with up to 50% less water, feed your lawn Scotts® Turf Builder® SummerGuard® Lawn Food 34-0-0. Helps build a strong, deep root system that keeps grass healthy and vibrant even when it’s hot. Powered by EveryDrop™ Technology, this formula helps drive water down into hard, dry soil. Saves water. Saves time.
For a better lawn next Spring, feed your lawn Scotts® Turf Builder® Fall Lawn Food 32-0-10. All Food. No Filler.® Apply this phosphate-free lawn food in Fall to nourish and fortify your lawn so it can better withstand the stress of harsh winter weather. Come next Spring, your lawn will thank you by greening up good – and early.