Lawn Calendar
Early Spring
Start your Healthy Lawn Program with a feeding of C-I-L® GOLFGREEN™ Lawn Fertilizer. Before applying your spring fertilizer follow these steps to ensure a great looking lawn:
- Rake off any winter debris
- Dethatch and aerate lawn if necessary
- Roll “winter bumps” with roller
- Reseed damaged patches (EXCEPT when using crabgrass control)
Crabgrass
But if crabgrass is a problem… Use C-I-L® Crabgrass Doctor instead. For pre-emergent crabgrass control in established lawns, apply in early spring (this is usually before the forsythia blooms), before crabgrass emerges. For early postemergent crabgrass control in established lawns, apply when the crabgrass is in the 1 to 3-leaf stage (up until early June).
Note - Do not apply lawn seed for 12 weeks.
The best way to break the crabgrass cycle is to prevent the germination of crabgrass seeds and to kill young crabgrass plants by using C-I-L® Crabgrass Doctor.
Crabgrass is an annual weed that reproduces from seed. The stems lie close to the ground, making it difficult to cut with a lawn mower. In sunny areas, crabgrass grows into unsightly, dense patches that can smother grass. This weed becomes more obvious in the summer.



















