New homeowner, central WI, 2-month-old seeded lawn (not sod). Day 40s, night 30s. Is it too late to fertilize? What product?
Young grass roots are easily burned by fertilizer salts. Cold temperatures reduce nutrient uptake.
Hold off on granular fertilizer. If you must feed, use a very dilute liquid fertilizer (e.g., 1/4 strength fish emulsion) every 2–3 weeks until growth slows. Better: wait for spring green-up and apply a quality starter fertilizer then.
UW-Extension Madison (432 N. Lake St, Madison, WI 53706) has Wisconsin-specific lawn calendars and soil testing info.
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