This is a crucial time to get your yard ready for the next growing season. As the temperatures begin to drop, the pace of plant growth slows down, and the damp soil becomes ideal for promoting strong root development. To ensure your plants stay healthy and thriving, it’s essential to address various lawn care tasks during the fall season.
Fall lawn care checklist
Loosen Compacted Soil
If you notice water pooling on your lawn, it’s a clear sign that your soil is compacted. To enable water and essential nutrients to reach the roots effectively, it’s essential to aerate the soil. For smaller yards, a garden fork can serve this purpose, but for larger lawns, consider using a walk-behind aerator. This tool extracts soil plugs about 2½ to 3 inches deep, which will naturally break down by spring.








