How do you keep your grass green in the winter?

Answer 1

Jonathan and pepper are right. If you have a lawn that is supposed to be brown in the winter, those are your two options. Both are difficult to do well. I recommend getting a pro to do it the 1st year, watch their methods closely, then copy what they do the second year yourself.

But some lawns are supposed to be green in winter and aren't. For them you need to fertilize with a real cheap fertilizer called Urea about a week or two before 1st frost in the fall. (Almost any knowledgeable landscape or nursery pro in your city, can tell you the 1st frost date for your city. In most of the US, it will fall sometime in October or November.)

Answer 2

winter rye will do it! when summer comes, add winter rye seedings to your yard with the summer grass. it will remain dormant until winter comes! then while your summer grass goes dormant during the winter, your rye will keep your yard green!

Answer 3

Unfortunately, I cannot even help with this question because my yard has so much snow that I cannot even see the grass.

Answer 4

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