10/27/2026
💧🍂 Your Lawn Is Slowing Down, But Don't Stop Watering Just Yet!
As temperatures cool across North Texas, our Bermuda, St. Augustine, and Zoysia lawns are beginning to slow their growth as they prepare for winter dormancy.
But slower growth doesn't mean your lawn has stopped needing water!
While your lawn is still actively growing, continue monitoring soil moisture and adjust your watering schedule as temperatures decrease.
🌧️ What about rainfall?
Fall often brings some welcome rain, which can help meet your lawn's watering needs. But when rainfall is lacking, supplemental watering may still be necessary.
Even after your lawn goes dormant, prolonged dry conditions may occasionally require watering to prevent excessive drying. The key is to water only when needed, not maintain your summer schedule.
🌱 Don't Forget About Your Lawn Treatments!
We're also in an important period for pre-emergent w**d control.
These treatments need adequate moisture to activate and establish a barrier in the soil. Without proper watering, their effectiveness can be significantly reduced.
Rainfall can help activate treatments, but when sufficient rain isn't expected, be sure to water them in according to the application instructions.
⏰ When Should You Water?
✅ BEST: Early morning, preferably before 9 AM.
❌ AVOID: Late evening and nighttime watering, which can leave grass blades wet for extended periods and encourage fungal diseases such as large patch (brown patch), particularly in St. Augustine lawns.
❌ AVOID: Overwatering or keeping the soil constantly saturated.
Remember: Your lawn needs less water as temperatures cool, but that doesn't mean it needs no water at all!
🌱 Green Top Lawn Care
Lawn Fertilization & W**d Control
📞 817-684-4044
https://greentoplawncare.com/