As the temperatures begin to drop in the Southeast, many homeowners assume lawn care season is winding down. But the truth is, fall is one of the most important times of year to give your yard the attention it needs. With a little planning and the right preparation, you can set your lawn up to thrive through the colder months — and come back stronger and greener when spring returns.

At LOVING, we know that each season plays a crucial role in the life cycle of your turf. Here are a few tips and tricks to prepare your lawn for colder weather…

Do you edge before you mow, or after? It's the kind of debate that could get neighbors talking, maybe even spark a heated conversation over the fence. But fear not! We're here to clear the air.

As summer transitions into fall in the Carolinas, the needs of your lawn begin to change. Whether you’re a homeowner aiming to keep your yard looking its best or a landscaper helping clients maintain their properties, fall is a critical time for lawn care.