Step 2: Fertilize Your Lawn - Sta-Green Lawn Care Program

For Step 1 of the Sta-Green lawn care program, crabgrass control, refer to this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQfyX7ja4TE

The spring season is the active growing season for your lawn. This is the best time to feed your grass, so that it has all the nutrients it needs to stay healthy and green.

If you don't have weeds, or if you live in the south and have already treated for weeds, Sta-Green Lawn Fertilizer can be used on any type of lawn to encourage healthy growth and will feed your lawn for up to 3 months. Sta-Green Lawn Fertilizer uses slow release nitrogen technology to prevent burning and contains iron for deep greening of your grass.

If you do have a problem with weeds, now is the time to use either Sta-Green Weed & Feed for cool season grasses or Sta-Green Southern Weed & Feed for warm season grasses. These fertilizers will control weeds and feed your lawn with one application for up to 3 months. To determine your grass type refer to Chapter 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25B72ywgmIg

Do not use any products with weed control at the same time you are planting grass seed. The weed control will inhibit the growth of the new grass. Always read and follow the detailed application instructions and precautions on the back of the lawn care product bag.

If you have unusual climate conditions or soil problems, you may want to consider an additional application of Sta-Green fertilizer in early July.

In the next chapter, you will learn about why it is important to fertilizer your lawn in the fall: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIc0b9Jl8IU

Purchase Sta-Green lawn care products exclusively at Lowe's: http://www.Lowes.com/StaGreen

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If I use the "Sta-Green Southern Weed & Feed" on my BERMUDA Lawn, Will it make a difference? Why isn't there one for Bermuda, and Only for Centipede & St. Augustine Lawns? What should I use for my Bermuda lawn then?