Lawn care is a task done year-round, and winter is no exception. The end of fall signals the end of the growing season for many lawns, but you still need to protect your lawn from threats like disease or stress.
When your grass is not actively growing in winter, most of the time it won't need the extra boost that fertilizer provides. Most homeowners don't need to fertilize their lawns during winter, and unless you need to, we actually discourage you from doing it. If you do feel it's necessary to fertilize your lawn, use a fertilizer that has little or zero nitrogen content, but high in phosphorus and potassium. Phosphorus will strengthen your turf's roots, while potassium will keep your grass healthy overall.
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