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Seasonal Lawn Care - Spring, Summer, Fall & Winter Guides

Lawn care changes with the seasons, and this category shows you exactly what to do and when. In Seasonal Lawn Care, we provide easy checklists and detailed guides for spring, summer, fall, and winter. You'll learn how to fertilize at the right time, adjust mowing height, control weeds, and prepare your lawn for changing weather conditions.

From spring growth and summer heat, through fall overseeding and fertilization, to winter protection, these articles give you a clear roadmap for year-round lawn health. Each season brings new challenges - and opportunities - to strengthen your grass. With our seasonal guides, you'll know exactly how to keep your lawn looking its best every month of the year.

  • Mulching vs. Bagging Leaves: What's Best for Your Lawn?
  • How Often Should You Mow Your Lawn by Season?
  • Best Fall Fertilizer for a Healthy Lawn

Hey Neighbor, Let's Talk Lawns

I'm Paul, the guy behind Lawn Care Digest. Years ago, I struggled with a patchy yard, but after plenty of trial and error, I figured out what works. Now I share simple, no-nonsense tips so you can enjoy a greener, healthier lawn without the guesswork.

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