Set spreader to lower setting. If label says setting 10 for full rate, use 6–7 for half. Walk same pattern. Or weigh product: apply half the bag weight per area.
Cool-season grass roots grow in fall. Spring fertilizer → top growth → mowing. Fall fertilizer → root storage → winter survival + spring green-up.
Mid-June. Only if history of grubs. Not preventive routine.
Test on driveway: measure width, walk 50 ft, weigh output. Adjust to match label rate per 1,000 sq ft.
When grass stops growing (no mow 2 weeks) but still green. Usually early November in RI. Halloween is close.
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