Having a puppy means rethinking lawn care. You want a lush bermudagrass lawn without exposing your furry friend to harsh chemicals. The secret isn't more herbicides—it's building such vigorous grass that weeds can't gain a foothold.
An organic fertilizer like Milorganite, applied regularly, feeds soil microbes and promotes dense, healthy turf. Thick bermudagrass naturally crowds out weeds by shading the soil and outcompeting them for water and nutrients. Pair consistent fertilizing with deep, infrequent watering during summer heat to encourage deep root growth.
Bermudagrass demands full sun. Under trees, it will always struggle. Instead of fighting shade, mulch those areas or plant shade-loving groundcovers. For a complete seasonal schedule tailored to Georgia lawns, check out the lawn calendars at bit.ly/lawncalendars.
Always water in fertilizer thoroughly before letting pets on the lawn. Store products securely. A dense, organically maintained lawn is the best defense against weeds—and the safest for your puppy.
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