The best time to aerate is when your grass is actively growing—spring or fall in cool areas, and late spring in warm ones.

Avoid these six common fall lawn care mistakes. Experts share what not to do now to help your grass stay healthy through winter and thrive in spring.

The cutoff for planting cool-season grass is 6 weeks before the average first fall frost.

Failing to do the task now can weaken the soil and leave behind unsightly patches that may need reseeding in spring.

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The growth of lawn grasses slow in the fall before they enter winter dormancy. Learn when and how to cut different types of lawn grasses before the first frost to keep them healthy during the winter.

Short grass is a bad idea most of the growing season, but cutting it lower has one main advantage as the season ends.