Summer stress turns lawns brown—but not yours. Follow these rules.
Morning only. ¾–1 inch weekly. Clay soil? Cycle soak. Sandy? More frequent, less volume.
Quick-release burns in heat. Use slow-release organic. Apply early morning, water in.
Never remove >1/3 blade height. Taller grass shades soil, retains moisture. Skip mowing in extreme heat.
Weeds steal water and nutrients. Hand-pull or spot-treat. Healthy grass outcompetes most invaders.
Consistency beats heroics. Your lawn will thank you.
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