KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Recent rain and cooler temperatures may have your lawn looking better than it did earlier in September.
But fall is also an important time to help grass recover from summer stress and prepare for the months ahead, according to Bryan Sallmen, owner of Lawn Doctor of Kalamazoo-Portage.
“People start moving towards winter thoughts when the cooler temperatures hit, whereas you should be thinking about getting your lawn thicker and more lush so it can have a better defense against summer stress,” Sallmen said…