Winter doesn’t mean you should forget about your lawn! Even in the colder months, proper winter lawn care plays a vital role in ensuring your grass stays healthy and ready to thrive once spring arrives. Start by clearing debris like leaves and twigs, as they can trap moisture and lead to mold or disease. Mowing may not be necessary, but give your lawn a final cut before the first frost, keeping the grass slightly taller to protect its roots. Aerate the soil in late fall to improve oxygen flow, and apply a winterizing fertilizer to strengthen the grass and promote root growth during dormancy. Avoid heavy foot traffic on frozen grass as it can cause damage, and if snow falls, promptly spread it out to prevent ice patches. Preparing your lawn for winter doesn’t take much effort, and following these simple steps will ensure a lush, green yard come springtime!

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