University of Minnesota Extension research helps Minnesotans maintain sustainable, environmentally responsible urban, suburban and rural lawns. Did you know there are environmental benefits to lawns? The Minnesota lawn care calendar is a handy schedule of activities that will help you keep your lawn healthy throughout the year.
The best plants and gardening practices for Minnesota gardeners, homeowners and hobbyists to grow healthy lawns, landscapes and gardens. Read Yard and Garden News Listen to Smart Gardens on the radio and What’s Killing My Kale podcast, It is important to schedule lawn care maintenance during times that match the life cycle of the turfgrass. Do not add fertilizer too early in the spring. This may encourage the grass to grow during a time when it should be slow or dormant. Do not spray to control weeds when temperatures are warm. This increases the likelihood of damaging the lawn .
