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LawnCaddie

Watering Instructions

Category
Bermudagrass
Tall Fescue
Grass Type
Warm-Season
Cool-Season
Winter Status
Fully dormant
Partially active
Primary Risk
Desiccation (drying out)
Root disease from excess moisture
When to Water
After 3-4 weeks with no rain or snow
After 2-3 weeks with no rain AND soil is dry
Temperature Requirement
Daytime highs about 45ºF
Daytime highs about 40ºF
Soil Condition
Soil not frozen
Soil not frozen
Wind Consideration
Avoid watering if wind exceeds 10mph
Wind increases drying but water cautiously
Water Amount
1/4 - 1/2 inch
1/2 inch
Typical Frequency
Once per month or less
Every 2-3 weeks in dry winters
Best time of Day
Late morning to early afternoon
Late morning to early afternoon
Visual Cues
Gray, bitter turf: soil pulling away
Footprints remain: dull blue-green color
Biggest Mistake
Watering too often
Watering like bermuda
Simple Rule
If unsure, don't water
Water only when soil is dry

Completely Customer Dependent

Proper watering, correct mowing, and managing soil health. These simple steps can make a huge difference in how your turf thrives.

Healthy backyard lawn with even grass height and improved color density
Front yard lawn transformation showing before and after turf improvement
Vibrant, manicured lawn with strong root system after using LawnCaddie and natural fertilizers

Lawn Health Starts Here

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Learn How to Master Your Turf

Watering and aeration play an integral role in the long-term health of your lawn. Watering encourages deep root growth, and with proper aeration, you allow the nutrients, air, and water to reach your roots more effectively.

 

This is why LawnCaddie is such an essential tool in your lawn care routine. It gives you the feedback you need to ensure your soil is in good condition for water and nutrients to flow through, and it helps you understand when to water or aerate for the best results.

With a healthy lawn, you’ll reduce the need for frequent re-seeding and fertilizing, saving both time and money. A resilient lawn also stands up to pests more effectively, reducing the amount of pesticide you need to use.

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