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Bermuda Grass Maintenance Calendar

Bermuda grass is a popular choice for lawns due to its durability and lush appearance. Proper maintenance is crucial to keep it healthy and vibrant throughout the year. Follow this monthly guide from Outdoor Concepts Turf Management to ensure your Bermuda grass thrives.

Spring (March-May)

• • • March: Begin mowing as the grass starts to grow. Set mower height to 1-2 inches.
    • April: Apply a pre-emergent herbicide to prevent weeds and fertilize with a nitrogen-rich fertilizer.
    • May: Continue mowing regularly and start watering deeply once a week.

Summer (June – August)

• • • June: Fertilize again with a balanced fertilizer. Increase watering frequency to twice a week.
    • July: Monitor for pests and treat as necessary. Keep mowing height at 1-2 inches.
    • August: Aerate the lawn to improve soil compaction and water penetration.

Fall (September – November)

• • • September: Apply a pre-emergent herbicide and fertilize with a potassium-rich fertilizer to prepare for winter.
    • October: Reduce mowing frequency and raise mower height to 2-2.5 inches.
    • November: Gradually decrease watering as temperatures drop.

Winter (December – February)

• • • December: Dormant season begins. Mow less frequently and keep the lawn clear of debris.
    • January: Water only during dry spells to prevent drought stress.
    • February: Prepare for spring by servicing your mower and stocking up on fertilizers and herbicides.

By following this calendar from Outdoor Concepts Turf Management, you’ll maintain a healthy and attractive Bermuda grass lawn year-round. Regular care and attention to seasonal changes will ensure your lawn stays lush and green.

Fescue Grass Maintenance Calendar

Fescue grass is known for its rich, green color and fine texture, providing an attractive and lush appearance year-round. Proper maintenance is essential to keep it looking its best throughout the year. Follow this monthly guide from Outdoor Concepts Turf Management to ensure your fescue grass stays healthy and green.

Spring (March – May)

• • • March: Begin mowing as the grass starts to grow. Set mower height to 2.5-3 inches. Aerate the lawn to improve soil health.
    • April: Apply a balanced fertilizer to promote healthy growth. Spot-treat any weeds.
    • May: Continue mowing regularly and water deeply once a week. Overseed thin areas if necessary.

Summer (June – August)

• • • June: Increase watering frequency to twice a week during dry spells. Apply a slow-release nitrogen fertilizer.
    • July: Monitor for pests and treat as necessary. Avoid heavy fertilization during peak heat.
    • August: Maintain mowing height at 3 inches to reduce stress. Water deeply and less frequently to encourage deep root growth.

Fall (September – November)

• • • September: Aerate the lawn and overseed to fill in any bare spots. Apply a high-phosphorus fertilizer to encourage root growth.
    • October: Continue mowing and watering as needed. Treat for weeds with a selective herbicide.
    • November: Gradually reduce mowing frequency and prepare the lawn for winter. Apply a winterize fertilizer to strengthen the grass.

Winter (December – February)

• • • December: Dormant season begins. Keep the lawn clear of leaves and debris.
    • January: Water only during dry spells to prevent drought stress. Avoid heavy traffic on the lawn.
    • February: Prepare for spring by servicing your mower and stocking up on fertilizers and herbicides.

With this maintenance schedule from Outdoor Concepts Turf Management, you can keep your fescue grass lawn vibrant and resilient all year round. Consistent care and attention to seasonal needs will keep your lawn lush and green.