Turf Fertilization

Turf fertilization is the practice of applying nutrients to a lawn to promote healthy grass growth, improve color, and enhance resilience to stress, such as drought, pests, and foot traffic. This maintenance task typically involves the use of granular or liquid fertilizers that provide essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. The timing and frequency of fertilization depend on the type of grass, local climate, and specific lawn conditions. Over-fertilization can lead to excessive growth, thatch buildup, and environmental issues, while under-fertilization can result in weak, sparse grass. Proper turf fertilization is key to maintaining a lush, green lawn that is both attractive and durable, contributing to the overall beauty of the landscape.