Spring Lawn Care: What NOT to Do for a Healthier Yard

Get ready for Spring in your landscape

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April 2026

NEWSLETTER

What Shouldn't I Do To My Lawn In Spring?

By Milorganite®

7 MIN READ

Avoid These Spring Lawn Care Mistakes
Spring is the perfect time to prepare your lawn—but avoiding common mistakes is key to healthy growth. Try to avoid walking on soggy grass, and make sure your mower is in top shape. Learn if you should hold off on early seeding and fertilizing in your region. With the right timing and care, you’ll set your lawn up for a strong, green season ahead.

WHAT NOT TO DO IN SPRING

Plants You Can Grow Without Full Sun

By Melinda Myers - horticulturist and gardening expert

6 MIN READ

We all seek a little relief from the summer heat under the shade of a favorite tree. But as gardeners, we often cringe when faced with growing a garden in the shade. Your landscape may receive more sunlight than you suspect, and if not, there are quite a few shade garden plants you can grow and ways to help shady gardens thrive.

WHAT PLANTS GROW IN SHADE

What Organic-Based Fertilizer Really Brings to Your Lawn and Garden

By Joe Lamp’l - Creator & Host – Growing a Greener World® (and the "Joe" behind joegardener.com®)

5 MIN READ

Something that surprises a lot of new gardeners: chemically speaking, the nitrogen in an organic fertilizer and the nitrogen in a synthetic one are identical.

Plants don’t know the difference. So why does it matter where your fertilizer comes from? It matters quite a bit, and the numbers are only part of the story.

WHY ORGANIC?

How Much Milorganite Do You Need? (Easy Lawn Calculator)

By Allyn Hane – The Lawn Care Nut

5 MIN WATCH TIME

Not sure how to figure out your Milorganite lawn application rate? You’re not alone—and it’s easier than you think.

Follow along as The Lawn Care Nut, Allyn Hane, walks you through a simple fertilizer calculation you can use for your own lawn, using a Florida application rate as an example.

Just applied this spring 2026, pre Easter!

BRIAN

St. Louis, Missouri

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