SEPTEMBER Gardening Checklist!

Re-seed or over-seed your lawn. Grade, seed, rake in, cover with a  ¼ inch of soil, use a starter fertilizer or slow release fertilizer without weed  control and finally, water.

Fertilize your lawn with Step #4 – Jonathan Green Winter Survival Fall Lawn Food between Labor Day & Thanksgiving

Plant cold crops like Pansies & Kale for fall, winter & spring color

It’s a Great Time to Plant! Continue planting trees & shrubs until the soil freezes

Spray all deer favorites with Repels-All or Liquid Fence

Divide spring blooming perennials before October 1st

Plant spring flowering bulbs now such as Tulips, Hyacinth, Crocus and Daffodils for a gorgeous flower display next spring

Love the big purple flowers of Allium Giganteum in the summer? Now is the time to plant them!

Apply Espoma Bulb-tone or Bone Meal to spring bulbs as you plant them

Continue to treat broadleaf weeds in the lawn with Speedzone or Weed Free Zone

Plant Perennial Asters and Montauk Daisy for late fall color