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Ron Wolford
Extension Educator, Urban Horticulture & Environment

 

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March & April

  • Clean up debris from winter.
  • Cultivation (aerifying, 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 (e.g. crabgrass) control (or early May).

May

  • Cultivation (aerifying, 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).
  • Post-emergence broadleaf weed (e.g. dandelions) control to actively growing weeds.
  • Overseeding, establishment (early in month; late summer is better).

Spring 1998
University of Illinois Booksale | Zoysiagrass! Can You Believe the Ads? | Crabgrass Control | Choosing Home Lawn Care Services | Selecting a Tree Service or Arborist | All America Selections 1998 | All Tomato Varieties Certainly Not the Same | Some Noteworthy Perennial Combinations | Bug Bites | Lawn Care Calendar | Cybergarden Sites | Hort Shorts | Hort Tips | Healthy Eating: Butter vs. Margarine | Health Update: Vitamin & Mineral Supplements | Food Safety: Eggs | Health & Household Update | Did You Know?

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