How to Prepare Your Lawn for Fall in South Carolina
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That green, healthy grass on your South Carolina property doesn’t grow overnight. It takes persistence, patience, and proper care. Preparing your lawn for the fall and winter will help it thrive in spring and summer.
With average high temperatures in the upper 50s in winter and low 90s in summer, the area gets less than 6 inches of rain each month. Keeping the grass trimmed, well-hydrated, weed-free, and fertilized in the fall will help your lawn thrive. Fall is a good time to get South Carolina yard grass ready for cooler temperatures.
Here's a guide on how to prepare your lawn for fall in South Carolina:
Know Your Grass
Warm-season grasses are suitable for South Carolina. Chances are, your yard contains one or more of these types:
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