What We Did Today

Today your lawn received a light rate of fertilizer to help maintain the health and vigor. Iron, an essential micronutrient, was also included in this treatment to give your lawn a slight boost in color. This treatment contained broadleaf weed control and pre-emergent crabgrass control.

To get the best results from this application, you should not mow your lawn for at least 24 hours following this treatment.

What You Can Expect From This Application

With warmer weather, weed controls generally begin to work fairly quickly on most broadleaf weeds. However, you should allow at least 10 to 14 days before judging the effectiveness of the weed controls. Color response in tall fescue should be noticeable within a couple
of weeks after the application has been thoroughly watered into the soil.

Note: This application will usually dry on the turf within 30 minutes after the treatment. Rainfall after this time should not diminish the effectiveness of the weed controls.

Watering Your Lawn

Watering is essential to get the best results from your lawn treatment. Watering helps to move nutrients to the root zone of the turf where it can be utilized by the grass plants. Watering will also aid in establishing the grassy weed control barrier
in the soil.

Note: During the spring and summer, it is recommended that you water your lawn early in the day to help guard against promoting turf disease.

Mowing Your Lawn

Proper mowing practices are critical to the health and vigor of your lawn. Do not mow off more than 1/3 of the grass blade on each mowing; avoid mowing when the turf is suffering from drought stress; keep your mower blade sharpened throughout the mowing season.