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Why You Should Fertilize Your Lawn in the Fall

September 26, 2019 By devenbwm

Have you ever wondered how amazing looking lawns get its luscious look? We know the secret, and it’s fertilizing your lawn in the fall. It sounds too good to be true, but it’s necessary to fertilize your lawn in the fall. When you feed your lawn in the fall, it contributes to the looks and health of the lawn. Also, fall is a time for storing nutrients and growth for healthy roots, lasting until next spring.  We’ll give you reasons why you should fertilize your lawn in the fall, informing you of the benefits you’re missing out!

Repair and Rejuvenate

Our lawns take a beating, whether it’s from the summer heat, foot traffic, or drought, your lawn needs some attention. That’s why it’s essential to replenish tiresome grass, for a quick recovery process and better looks. The repair and rejuvenate process is to prepare for the upcoming seasons: winter and spring.

Nutrient Boost Before Winter

As the end of the growing season nears, lawns need to need nutrients. It’s imperative to feed your lawn before winter, as the frozen soil and cold weather can hinder the roots. If you want strong roots before winter, apply fertilizer in the fall. Depending on where you are, winter can be brutal. Feeding your lawn before it goes through the harshness of winter will save you some trouble. Also, you are preparing your lawn to emerge better than ever for spring. 

Greener Lawn for Spring

Your lawn’s growth and energy will come to a near standstill during the dormant season. Feeding in the fall boosts your lawn with essential nutrients to store for the spring growing season. Your lawn will thank you, leading to a more greener landscape, thicker and vibrant lawn.  In all, fertilizing in the fall will give your lawn stamina and durability for the upcoming winter season. Then, it will emerge in the early spring, looking incredibly green and lush. 

Conclusion

Always choose a fertilizer that’s easy to apply and nutrient-rich. This allows the lawn to recover from fall and build strong roots. A fertilizer that increases its ability to absorb water and nutrients is good too. Your lawn goes through several seasons, but the most critical rejuvenation period is fall. In short, you repair your lawn after summer, revitalize it during the fall in preparation for winter, ready for its emergence in spring. If you aren’t sure which fertilizer to apply or how to apply fertilizer for fall in general, consult with a professional today. Fill out an online form or give us a call at 781-828-2029. 

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Berardi Irrigation installed a system at my house, and I could not be happier! They are extremely professional, knowledgeable and genuinely care about their customers. They came back today to make sure my system was working properly today and answer any questions I had. Companies like this are a rarity! Six stars!! Continue Reading

Sandra Z.

Berardi Irrigation was very professional and did excellent work too, they installed a completely new sprinkler system for my new house, they came back when I got home from work at 6:30 and spent an hour with me to make sure I knew exactly how to operate my new system. Continue Reading

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