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Learn more about fall landscaping and maintenance.
Fertilize Fall is the most important time to fertilize cool-season grasses, such as Kentucky bluegrass, fine fescue, and perennial ryegrass. It's also a great time to fertilize warm-season grasses, such as Bermuda grass, St. Augustine grass, and zoysia grass.
With autumn nearly upon us and winter rapidly approaching, you're probably not spending much time thinking about your lawn. But autumn, with its cooler temperatures and occasional rainfall, is the ideal time to prepare your lawn for next spring. Many homeowners think lawns need less care in the fall because the grass grows more slowly.
Whether you're looking to increase your curb appeal, add value to your home or business, or create that extra living and entertaining area with unique outdoor spaces, Chris James Landscaping (CJL) has the services and dedication to meet your needs.
After a summer of heavy use many lawns start showing signs of wear and tear by the end of the season. Early autumn is a great time to repair the damage and to ensure that your turf is in good condition for the year ahead.
