Lawn Winterization Treatment

You may have noticed that your lawn isn’t growing nearly as fast as it was over the summer … and for those of you who mow your own lawn, it’s probably been quite a relief! Don’t worry though, this is not a sign of a sick lawn … in fact, if you’ve been following a regular treatment schedule this year, it’s likely your lawn has never been healthier. As the temperature drops, the grass growth slows significantly. All lawns react to the cooler weather this time of year by entering a period of dormancy, and it is in these last weeks leading into winter that we recommend applying the final lawn fertilization treatment of the year. Please click to continue