Why isn’t your lawn as green as your neighbor’s?

In a neighborhood, lawn conditions can vary a great deal. Soils differ, as do the amount of sunlight reaching the grass. Topography and drainage are also factors, as well as traffic-compacted soil that prevents grass from getting enough oxygen.               

Spring color is largely based on fall fertilization, so a thorough dose of nitrogen at the end of the season helps ensure a vibrant, green lawn the following spring.

If you want to have the greenest lawn in your street, keep the following top of mind: the traffic and surroundings of your lawn, aeration, the right nutrients, and mowing and watering your lawn the right way.

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