Lawn care needs to change with the seasons. Learn how to prepare your grass for spring growth, survive hot summers, and protect it during Utah’s harsh winters.
The carpet of leaves that piles up over winter might look picturesque, but it isn’t doing your lawn any favors. A thick layer of leaf litter blocks the sunlight that cool‑season grasses need to start growing again and traps moisture at the soil surface. By early spring this damp, dark environment becomes a breeding ground for mold, insects and other pests. If you want a green, resilient yard this year, make leaf removal part of your seasonal routine. Why leftover leaves are h
