If you think lawn care season ends when the leaves start to fall, think again. Fall is actually one of the most important times to fertilize your lawn—but do it wrong, and you could end up doing more harm than good. The cooler weather makes it tempting to hang up the garden gloves, but your grass is still quietly growing beneath the surface, getting ready to hibernate through winter. Giving it the right nutrients now means lush, vibrant growth come spring.
So before you stash the mower and call it quits, here are seven fall fertilizing tips that will keep your lawn healthy, strong, and damage-free.
