How often should you fertilize your lawn?

Answer: Three times a year
Explanation: I do a beginning of the season fertilize I do a mid-season and I do a fall fertilize

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Depends on your location, how often you want to mow and the condition of your lawn.

Answer: Six times a year
Explanation: It all depends on what you want your yard to look like the nice yards that dont have any weeds and is perfect the fertilize around 6 times a year

Answer: Three times a year
Explanation: Soring , summer and fall

Answer: Five times a year
Explanation: Each lawn is different, while I recommend 5 times a year, the right answer depending on where you are in the US can determine the amount of "N" you will need. Most cool season grasses need 3-5 lbs per year. Research shows the cool season grasses take up most of the "N" in the Spring and Fall.

Answer: Five times a year
Explanation: Really depends on what type of services you want. Fertilizer applications go from 4 to 7 applications per year

Answer: Five times a year
Explanation: Pre emergent 3xweed/feed and post emergent

Answer: Twice a year
Explanation: f you live in southern areas where lawns feature warm-season grasses, fertilize turf in late spring or early summer, just before grass kicks into high gear. Make a second application in late summer. If your warm-season lawn goes dormant in winter, don't fertilize after the first of September.

Answer: Five times a year
Explanation: 5 steps is more than enough

Answer: Four times a year
Explanation: For bermuda and zoysia 4 times a year in the spring and summer months. For centipede, only 2 times per year in the spring and summer months. For fescue, 4 times a year in the fall and early spring months.