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Florida Lawn Care Calendar — Monthly Treatment Guide

A complete year-round guide to keeping your Florida lawn healthy. Never miss a treatment with our month-by-month schedule.

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January

Soil Conditioner with Humic Acid

Apply humic acid soil conditioner to improve soil health and prepare for spring growth. This helps roots absorb nutrients more efficiently when active growing season begins.

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February

Weed & Feed with Atrazine

Apply weed and feed containing atrazine to control broadleaf weeds while providing early-season nutrition. Apply when grass is dry and no rain expected for 24 hours.

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Pre-emergent Herbicide

Apply pre-emergent to prevent crabgrass and other summer annual weeds from germinating. Timing is critical - apply before soil temps reach 55°F consistently.

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March

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Spring Insecticide Application

Apply systemic insecticide to prevent chinch bugs, mole crickets, and grubs as temperatures rise. Granular formulations work best when watered in after application.

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Shrub & Ornamental Fertilizer

Apply 9-0-12 or similar shrub fertilizer to landscape plants. Low nitrogen prevents excessive growth while phosphorus supports root development.

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April

Balanced Spring Fertilizer

Apply balanced fertilizer (16-4-8 or similar) to fuel spring green-up. Look for slow-release nitrogen sources for consistent feeding over 6-8 weeks.

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May

Peak Season Insect Control

Reapply insecticide as pest pressure increases with warmer weather. Watch for chinch bug damage in sunny areas and sod webworms in shaded spots.

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Soil Conditioner for Fungus Prevention

Apply soil conditioner if your lawn is prone to fungal issues. Improves drainage and soil biology to naturally suppress disease. Essential before rainy season.

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June

Summer Balanced Fertilizer

Apply balanced fertilizer with iron for deep green color during summer. Avoid fertilizing if heavy rain is forecast within 24 hours to prevent runoff.

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Summer Pre-emergent

Apply second round of pre-emergent to prevent late-summer annual weeds. Choose products safe for use in high temperatures.

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Summer Shrub Fertilizer

Feed landscape shrubs with slow-release fertilizer. Avoid heavy fertilization during extreme heat - early morning application is best.

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July

Mid-Summer Insect Control

Peak pest season - reapply insecticide. Inspect lawn weekly for chinch bug damage (irregular brown patches that don't respond to water). Treat immediately if detected.

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Gray Leaf Spot Prevention

St. Augustine is susceptible to gray leaf spot during humid summer months. Apply fungicide if spots appear on grass blades.

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August

Late Summer Fertilizer

Final summer feeding before fall transition. Use slow-release formula to avoid growth surge before dormancy preparation begins.

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September

Fall Pre-emergent

Apply pre-emergent to prevent winter annual weeds like annual bluegrass and henbit. Critical for maintaining clean lawn through winter.

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Fall Insecticide Application

Apply insecticide to control late-season pests and grubs preparing to overwinter. Granular products should be watered in within 24 hours.

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October

Fall Weed & Feed with Atrazine

Apply weed and feed to control cool-season broadleaf weeds and provide fall nutrition. Last chance for atrazine application before winter dormancy.

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Fall Shrub Fertilizer

Final shrub feeding before winter. Use balanced slow-release formula. Avoid high-nitrogen products that encourage tender growth vulnerable to frost.

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November

Pre-Winter Insect Control

Final insecticide application to prevent overwintering pests. Focus on grub control to prevent spring damage when they become active.

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Winterizer Fertilizer

Apply winterizer (high potassium, low nitrogen) to strengthen roots and improve cold tolerance. Typical ratio: 0-0-25 or 5-0-20. Essential for frost protection.

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December

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