A March lawn shows spurge, chickweed, and thin turf after fall seeding. The homeowner wants crabgrass prevention and existing weed control.
Late May (half-rate if Halts used), Labor Day, Halloween. No summer fertilization.
Act now on pre-emergent; clean up weeds in May; thicken turf in September.
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