Note: This climate may not suit lawns budget-wise or environmentally. Check county extension for local advice.
Stop summer weeds: Pre-emergent mid-February to early March.
Begin mowing: Late spring as growth starts.
Remove thatch: Before summer growth — thatch blocks air/water to roots.
Fertilize: Warm-season lawns thrive >80°F. Feed late April/early May per package through summer.
Grub control: Long-acting killer early May if neighborhood has grubs.
New lawn: Seed, sprigs, plugs in summer. Constant moisture during establishment — never let dry.
Mowing: Regular. Never remove >1/3 blade — stresses lawn.
Aerate: Hard, compacted soil in summer for better air/moisture/nutrient access.
Water: ~1 inch/week average.
Continue mowing: As growth slows.
Overseed with annual ryegrass: Bermudagrass browns in winter; ryegrass greens cool months, dies when heat returns as Bermudagrass revives.
Prevent winter weeds: Pre-emergent mid-October to mid-November.
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