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On the Grow Volume 25 No. 5 October 2015 Fall Lawn Care Iowa Professional Lawn Care Association October 2015 1 2015 Board of Directors Inside this Issue IPA President MIKE METERS Northwest Director

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How to fill out fall lawn care:

1. Begin by removing any leaves and debris from your lawn. Use a rake or leaf blower to clear the surface, allowing the grass to breathe and receive ample sunlight.
2. Aerate your lawn to alleviate soil compaction and improve water and nutrient absorption. You can rent or purchase an aerator tool to create small holes in the soil.
3. Overseed your lawn to fill in bare patches and promote lush growth. Choose a premium grass seed blend suitable for your region and spread it evenly across the lawn.
4. Apply a high-quality fall fertilizer to provide essential nutrients for your grass as it prepares for winter. Look for a fertilizer with a balanced NPK ratio and follow the manufacturer's instructions for application rates.
5. Control weeds by applying a pre-emergent herbicide to prevent their growth. This step will help keep your lawn weed-free throughout the fall and into the following spring.
6. Ensure your lawn receives enough water, especially if rainfall is scarce. Water deeply and infrequently to encourage deep root growth, which will make your grass more resilient.
7. Lastly, mow your lawn at a slightly lower height than during the summer months. Gradually reduce the cutting height to around 2 inches to prevent snow mold and promote winter hardiness.

Who needs fall lawn care:

1. Homeowners or property owners who want to maintain a healthy and vibrant lawn throughout the year.
2. Individuals who live in regions with distinct seasons and experience cold winters. Fall lawn care ensures the grass is well-prepared for the upcoming winter and can bounce back in the spring.
3. Anyone who values the appearance of their lawn and wants to prevent weed growth, enhance grass growth, and improve overall lawn health. Fall lawn care sets the foundation for a beautiful lawn in the following year.

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What is fall lawn care?

Fall lawn care refers to the necessary maintenance tasks and practices that need to be done to prepare a lawn for the upcoming winter season.

Who is required to file fall lawn care?

Homeowners or property owners who are responsible for the maintenance of their lawn are generally required to perform fall lawn care.

How to fill out fall lawn care?

Fall lawn care tasks typically involve activities such as raking leaves, aerating the soil, fertilizing, seeding, and removing thatch.

What is the purpose of fall lawn care?

The purpose of fall lawn care is to ensure that the lawn is healthy and prepared to withstand the cold winter months, and to promote growth and vitality in the spring.

What information must be reported on fall lawn care?

Information that must be reported on fall lawn care may include the types of maintenance tasks performed, products used, and any issues or concerns observed.