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https://goo.gl/FFUuQ7 CLICK HERE for our in-depth cool season grass guide! https://goo.gl/7WmFnb CLICK HERE for our lawn care page with schedules, tips, and suggested products! Watch our brief guide on cool season grasses! This video will show you common cool season grass types and what that means for your lawn care program. Need post-emergent weed killer? Check out TopShot: https://www.solutionsstores.com/marti... Need a pre-emergent herbicide? Try Dithiopyr 40 WSB: https://www.solutionsstores.com/dithi... Don't forget fertilizers! https://www.solutionsstores.com/ferti... *** The Northern United States will generally see mild summers and harsh winters. Cool season grasses are those that are better suited for the north’s climate, growing well in cooler temperatures. These grasses might have a high tolerance for the cold, but they tend to turn brown during summer months, so they usually require extra watering and care during warm months. Cool season grasses are generally attributed to the upper third of the contiguous United States. There is also what we call a transition area that sees climates that are not as cool as Northern states, but also not as hot as Southern states. This transition area can see both cool and warm season grasses. So if you’re in a transition area, your lawn can benefit from both warm and cool season lawn maintenance. The most common cool season grasses are Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, tall fescue, and fine fescue. Cool season grasses are usually dividing into two broad categories: ones that need a lot of direct sunlight, and ones that can handle a lot of shade and are okay to plant under dense tree cover. But no matter your grass type, you will eventually see weed growth. Some of the most common weeds that you’ll see in cool season grass are clover, dandelion, nutsedge, henbit, and carpetweed. These and other weeds can be prevented with good cultural practices, fertilizers, and herbicides. This is why knowing your grass type is crucial to your lawn care program. There are many different herbicides and fertilizers with different formulations and active ingredients specific for certain grass and weed types. So when you’re picking out herbicides and fertilizers, always read the label to make sure your grass type and targeted weed is listed. We suggest starting with products with a broad label such as Dithiopyr 40 WSB pre-emergent herbicide or TopShot post-emergent herbicide, or our Fall Grow or Pro Grow fertilizers. Year-round lawn maintenance can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be with expert help from Solutions Pest and Lawn. Visit our website for in-depth lawn care guide and access to professional-grade products. We one hundred percent guarantee our products, and we offer same day shipping so you can get started right away. Solutions is a small family owned business, and we rely on referrals from customers like you. So if you liked this video, please share and tell your friends and family about us. Also please don’t hesitate to give us a call or shoot us an email. Thanks for watching!