Early to late September. Soil temperatures (60–75°F) support rapid germination. Roots establish before winter.
First week of October *only if* fall stays warm. Later seeding risks poor establishment and winter injury.
Early September—before or at seeding. Improves seed-to-soil contact and root penetration.
Seed early, fertilize late. The late fall feeding is the most important for long-term turf health.
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