Trim Time Lawn Care

Please contact Trim Time Lawn Care for your fertilizing needs. A beautiful, green lawn isn’t just for show—it can provide a perfect space for outdoor activities. But what is the secret to getting that vibrant green grass early in the season? Early spring fertilizing. By feeding your lawn in the first few weeks of spring, you’ll set it up for a strong, healthy growing season. Plus, you’ll be the first on your block with a lush lawn!

After a long winter, your grass is essentially waking up from dormancy. It needs a nutrient boost to grow strong and green. Fertilizing in early spring provides the right nutrients at the right time, encouraging deep root development, improving soil health, and setting the stage for a healthy lawn all year long. Plus, a well-fed lawn is better equipped to fight off weeds and resist disease.

Not all fertilizers are created equal. The key is to choose one that suits your lawn’s specific needs. Look for a balanced fertilizer with a mix of nitrogen (for green growth), phosphorus (for root development), and potassium (for overall health). In the early spring choose a fertilizer for quick green up and/or strong root growth (ex. 23-3-8 or 25-0-0). If you're looking for an eco-friendly option, consider organic fertilizers. These provide a slower, natural release of nutrients and are gentler on the environment, though they may take a little longer to show results.

Spread it evenly: Whether you use a spreader for large lawns or apply by hand for smaller areas, consistency is key. An even application helps ensure your grass gets the nutrients it needs.

Avoid over-fertilizing: Too much fertilizer can harm your lawn, causing burning or encouraging weed growth. Stick to the recommended amount on the package.

Water afterward: After applying the fertilizer, water your lawn to help the nutrients penetrate the soil and get absorbed by the roots.

By fertilizing your lawn in early spring, you’re giving it the boost it needs to grow strong and healthy throughout the season. With just a little effort, you'll be rewarded with a lush, green yard that’s the envy of the neighborhood. So get out there, spread that fertilizer, and enjoy the results—your lawn will thank you!