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| Once the weather cools down in September, you can seed or sod tall fescue grass. |
UGA Extension Turfgrass Specialist Clint Waltz has these tips for
your lawn for the end of August:
By mid-August, turf care begins to shift. Warm-season turfgrass is
nearing the close of its establishment window, while it’s too early yet for
establishing cool season turf.
- Split applications of
fertilizer for warm-season turf continues through October, but it’s too
early yet for fertilizing cool season turf.
- Continue to monitor for
diseases, such as brown patch, dollar spot, or Pythium blight, affecting
both cool- and warm-season turfgrasses.
- Insect activity may still be high. Monitor frequently for pests, such as chinch bugs, mole crickets, sod webworms, or grubs.
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