Colorado Lawn Care

How to care for your lawn in spring, summer and fall. Includes information about fertilizing, aeration and top dressing. Feauturing Tagawa's Garden Ambassador Luan Akin and John, Tagawa's Garden Supplies Dept. Co-Supervisor. To read all about our lawn program, click here: tagawagardens.com/documents/2...
Please Note: All information provided is tailored to our Colorado landscapes and similar environments. If you would like more specific recommendations for your Colorado garden, please visit us in store! Our staff will be happy to help. If your climate greatly differs from ours, we recommend visiting your local garden center for further guidance!

[@user-ss4hf6pr4r]

Thank you!

[@platepeepers3350]

Do you have a new link for the print out mentioned in the video?

[@EricAngle]

I think this is it: tagawagardens.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Grey_Kitty_Lawn_Care.pdf

[@paulwakefield1015]

i noticed no mention of detatching your lawn. when is detatching beneficial?

[@capcanucks]

I do it every spring, early spring

[@jacqueline8469]

Are these tips safe for pets? I am worried about my dog being around these products.

[@TagawaGardens]

Thank you, and most of the products we recommend for fertilizing are organic based and safe for pets and people, however we always recommend reading the label for application information and warnings. There are also many natural and conventional weed control products, and we recommend reading the label on these as well as fertilizers and any products you use in your yard as even natural products and be harmful if not used correctly. Thank you for asking.

[@1nsaneviper2]

Thank you!