How to Water Your Lawn
- What is the best time of day to water my lawn?
- How much water should my lawn get?
- How should I adjust my watering schedule in the summer?
- Should I water my lawn after mowing?
- How can I tell if I am overwatering my lawn?
- Should I water my lawn each day?
- Do I need to water my lawn in the winter?
- How can I tell if my lawn needs more water?
- What are the benefits of lawn aeration?
- How can soil compaction damage my lawn?
- What type of fertilizer should I use for my lawn?
- What is the best month to fertilize my lawn?
- Should I fertilize a wet or dry lawn?
- How long does it take granular fertilizer to dissolve?
- How does rain impact my lawn after fertilization?
- Is it okay to fertilize and seed at the same time?
- What does potassium do for lawns?
- How can I tell if I have pests in my lawn?
- What types of lawn pests live in Jacksonville FL?
- Should I apply an insecticide to my lawn?
- When should I use an insecticide?
- How should I apply insecticide to my lawn?
- Can I apply insecticide and fertilizer at the same time?
- Should I apply insecticide after overseeding?
- How can I keep pests out of my lawn?
- What type of fungus or disease does my lawn have?
- What types of weeds are common in Jacksonville FL lawns?
- When should I apply a fungicide to my lawn?
- Should I apply a weed killer on my lawn?
- What is the best type of fungicide to use in Jacksonville FL?
- What is the best type of weed killer for Jacksonville FL lawns?
- What are the signs that my lawn is unhealthy?
- What should I do if my lawn is dying?
The best time to water your lawn is early in the morning or late in the afternoon. This ensures the grass absorbs the water before the sun’s intense heat can cause any damage. Learn more about watering times here.
Your lawn should receive 1 to 1.5 inches of water weekly, including rainfall. Keep in mind that each lawn has different needs. Find more watering advice here.
Summer’s harsh weather can really strain your lawn, so ensuring it gets enough water is key. Find out how to modify your watering schedule for the summer here.
Watering your lawn after mowing can be useful in some cases, but only if your grass requires more moisture. We recommend keeping watering and mowing as separate tasks. Learn more about watering your lawn after mowing here.
If you’re seeing fungal growth, drainage problems, or soft, squishy soil, it could mean your lawn is being overwatered. Find out more signs of overwatering here.
Watering your lawn deeply and on a less frequent basis helps avoid problems such as shallow roots and fungal infections. That’s why daily watering isn’t recommended. Learn more here.
Since grass becomes dormant in colder weather, watering in winter can cause over-moisture and potential health problems. Learn how to properly care for your lawn during the winter here.
When grass becomes dehydrated, it often turns brown, brittle, and unhealthy. Here’s how to tell if your lawn is in need of more water.
