Remove winter debris (branches, rocks) to give grass room to grow.
Use controlled-release fertilizer for slow, even nutrient delivery—promotes uniform growth. Avoid high-nitrogen fast-release products that can damage grass.
Apply pre-emergent before crabgrass roots (mid-May in most regions). Adjust for local climate—warmer areas need earlier application.
Whether spring or fall, controlled-release formulations outperform traditional fertilizers by preventing surge growth and nutrient runoff.
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