People & pets
Stay off the treated lawn until it is completely dry, with a two-hour minimum.
DEEP GREEN PROGRAM ROUND 9
High-Potassium Winterizer
Start here after your service. These are the standard instructions for this treatment round.
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DO THIS FIRST
Your Instructions
Watering
Do not water on the day of treatment. Water the lawn thoroughly the following morning with a 25- to 30-minute cycle.
Mowing
You can resume normal landscaping after the fertilizer is watered in.
Expect slower growth
As the lawn moves toward dormancy, growth and color will naturally slow even though the winterizer is supporting the turf below the surface.
If your service completion email identifies a property-specific adjustment, follow that exception for this visit.
SEASONAL ADJUSTMENTS
Reduce routine watering as the lawn slows down.
Cooler temperatures and seasonal rainfall usually reduce the lawn's regular water needs. Continue monitoring the weather, but be sure to water the fertilizer in the following morning. If you are unsure about any of these recommendations, please contact our office and we'll be happy to provide additional guidance.
LAWN CARE RECOMMENDATIONS
Irrigate as needed as temperatures cool.
As temperatures drop, your lawn needs less water as it heads toward dormancy for the winter. After watering in this treatment as directed above, irrigate only as needed based on rainfall and soil moisture. Reduce watering as the weather cools rather than following a fixed schedule.
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What We Applied
A high-potassium winterizer fertilizer selected to support the lawn as it moves into cooler weather and dormancy.
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Why It Matters
Potassium supports root health, stress tolerance, and the lawn's ability to handle changing winter conditions while preparing for spring green-up.
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What You May Notice
This treatment is not intended to force rapid top growth. The lawn may continue losing color as temperatures fall while the fertilizer supports plant health below the surface.
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Grass-Specific Notes
Bermuda and Zoysia typically lose color and enter dormancy earlier. St. Augustine may remain green longer but will also slow as temperatures decrease.
WHEN TO CONTACT GREEN GRASS
Contact us if you notice an unusual lawn response, significant discoloration that does not match normal dormancy, or need help adjusting your seasonal watering.