Things You'll Need:
- Hose or sprinklers
- Lawn mower
- Scott Turf Builder
- Fertilizer spreader
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Step 1
Water appropriately. The amount of water you use when you do this task is important. If you live in a sandier environment, standing water on the grass is needed. This is assist in saturating the grass appropriately. If you live in a wet environment, you will only need to water once a day for approximately 30 to 45 minutes. The time of day you choose to water is also important. Never water during the hottest times of the day. This can burn and kill the grass. For the best effect, watering in the dawn hours will keep your grass healthy all day long. You can choose to use a hose or sprinkler for this step.
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Step 2
Mow the lawn. The method in which you mow the lawn will help keep it healthy. Never cut the lawn to short. You will want to keep it at least an inch high. Always sharpen your blades before you begin mowing the grass. If the blades are dull, splits and tears can occur.
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Step 3
Remove weeds. Never use weed killer on your lawn. This can be harmful for the health of the grass, pets and children. If you have an over abundance of weeds, pull them up by hand. Be sure to grab the roots as well. If a bald spot in the grass is present, apply grass seed to that area.Then water the area appropriately.
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Step 4
Purchase lawn fertilizer. Scott Turf Builder is long lasting and can keep any grass healthy. You can purchase this product in most home improvement and department stores in your local area. Sprinkle the fertilizer on your grass in the early hours of morning. You can do this by using a fertilizer spreader or applying it by hand. You will want an even application on every part of your lawn. Then water your grass for about 10 to 15 minutes.
