Your Lawn Insider

After a long winter, your lawn is ready to wake up— and a little attention now can make a huge difference in how it looks through spring and summer. The good news is you don’t need to do anything complicated. A few simple steps will help your grass recover, grow stronger, and stay healthy as the weather warms up. Here’s a quick spring lawn checklist to help you get your yard looking its best. 1. Start with a Good Cleanup Winter can leave behind a lot of debris— leaves, sticks, pinecones, and other clutter that blocks sunlight and airflow. Start by raking or blowing off the lawn and removing anything sitting on top of the grass. This helps sunlight reach the soil and allows new growth to come through more easily. 2. Check for Bare or Thin Spots Once everything is cleaned up, take a walk around your yard and look for areas where the grass didn’t make it through the winter. Bare spots and thinning areas are common, especially in high- traffic areas. Spring is a great time to repair...