|
|

Ron
Wolford
Extension Educator, Urban Horticulture & Environment
|
Subscription
Information

|
Lawn Care Calendar
April
- Clean up debris from winter
- Cultivation (aerification, spiking, slicing) - lawn should be actively
growing
- Vertical mowing or dethatching (lawn should be actively growing)
- Overseeding, establishment (late in month; late summer is better)
- Pre-emergence annual weed (i.e. crabgrass) control (or early May)
May
- Cultivation (aerification, spiking, slicing) - lawn should be actively
growing
- Pre-emergence annual weed (i.e. crabgrass) control (or late April)
- Fertilization (1 pound of nitrogen/1,000 square feet)
- Postemergence broadleaf weed (i.e. dandelions) control to actively
growing weeds
- Overseeding, establishment (early in month; late summer is better
June
- Postemergence broadleaf weed control (avoid hot weather)
- Light fertilization (with irrigation); controlled release nitrogen
suggested
- Monitor for pests/problems
Spring
2001
Finding the Best Site for a Garden Is More Than a
Random Process | Build a Raised Bed |
It Takes a Kernel of Skill to Grow Great Sweet Corn | Pruning
Ornamentals Keeps Your Garden on the Cutting Edge | Lawn Care Calendar
| Hort Shorts | Hort Tips
| Mad Cow Disease | Green Eggs:
The Science of Egg Cookery | Concern for Egg Safety
| New National Standards for Organic Food | Your
Spring Vegetable Garden Plan | Health & Household
Tips | Did You Know?
Index
| Feedback

|