British stone. Clouds-There will be no snow forecast early next week. This may be your last chance to prepare your lawn for the winter.

Zach Studanski collaborated with Lake Friendly Lawn Care and Landscaping. He said that it is important to apply the last round of fertilizer before the first heavy snowfall.

It goes to sleep. It absorbs as much nutrients as possible in the fall, as much water as possible, and then dormant into the winter.

Studanski said you should make sure that you have erected all the leaves and cut your grass shorter than usual.

If you cut it short in the fall, instead of cutting it to the ground, but shorter than you usually cut it, it will force the grass to put nutrients into the roots and focus on root growth instead of focusing on growing toward the sun. This is what you want. You hope it has a good foundation to help it survive the winter.

He said that if you plan to park your car on your lawn in winter, you should let a few inches of snow form first.

Snow insulates the grass, giving it a better chance of survival.