A healthy lawn, the emerald carpet surrounding your house, feels great beneath your feet. Thick grass also prevents soil erosion, absorbs water and protects our lakes, ponds, wetlands and streams from pollutants washing into storm sewers. The first step to a great lawn is determining if it is high or low maintenance. The second is to remember that you will have the same type of lawn throughout the season, and you will need to take care of it accordingly. Determine if your lawn is high or low maintenance.
Characteristics Receives full sun.
Consists of hybrid bluegrass, is sodded or new. Handles high traffic and play. General maintenance Needs full sun. Fertilize in the spring AND fall. Water throughout the summer.