Organic Lawn Fertilizer Company Spells Out Winterizing Techniques For The Lawn

Denver, Colorado -

Revive Lawn Care Products, a provider of an organic-based lawn fertilizer, has recently posted an article that suggests how homeowners can prepare their lawn for the coming winter. Preparing the turf and other parts of the landscape for the low light conditions and freezing temperatures is vital in order to have a sturdy and opulent grass in the spring.

According to the article, there are a number of things that homeowners can do to prepare their yard for the winter. These include decreasing or cutting off irrigation; aerating the soil by poking small holes; adjusting the mowing height; removing dried leaves; removing weeds; spreading compost or fertilizer; and reseeding the turf.

Decreasing irrigation is important because plants require less water when the temperatures are lower. Aerating the soil is recommended because this would allow more oxygen into the ground. Adjusting the mowing height to ensure that the grass is 2.5 to 3 inches long will minimize their weather-related stress. Removing dried leaves and weeds is vital to maintain the health of the soil. Reseeding the turf can help eliminate brown or yellow patches. And spreading compost or organic-based lawn fertilizer will provide the plants in the yard with sufficient nourishment that will allow them to survive the winter.

Revive Lawn Care Products has a proprietary formula for its organic lawn fertilizer that provides natural wetting agents and nutrients to produce a greener lawn. It has been observed to be the top water saving lawn fertilizer, scientifically designed to make lawns green.

Revive lawn fertilizer works by getting water to the roots of grass even in soils that are less than ideal. These include soils that are in heavy traffic areas so that they are compacted. Because of the unique formula of the Revive fertilizer, water is able to go deeper into the soil bringing with it more air and organic fertilizers. This results in stronger grass roots that result into a green, thick and healthy lawn. Revive also has iron to help make the turf greener.

What makes Revive the best lawn fertilizer is that it is made up of DPW (dehydrated poultry waste) granules, which contain primary and secondary plant foods, including trace elements that are not found in conventional fertilizers and chemical wetting agents. The plants are able to more effectively use the foods because of the chemical wetting and chelating properties of the Revive fertilizer that allow them to go deep into the root zone, without getting tied up in the soil.

There are many other benefits offered by Revive fertilizer. These include the ability to break up or loosen hard soils by boosting root activity and water penetration; savings in water because of better use of water by penetrating the soil deeper; ability to get the plants growing again in spring, turning the lawn dark green; and ability to maintain the thickness and dark green color of the lawn, even during the summer.

Revive fertilizer can work on all kinds of soil, whether it is acidic, neutral or alkaline. It can be used to solve problems with water-repelling or hydrophobic soils. These soils can be indicated by a lawn or spots in a lawn that fails to respond to watering; a lawn or parts of a lawn that respond slowly to watering; and a lawn that with inconsistent plant growth and suffers loss of color; and a lawn that needs frequent watering.

The Revive Granules are perfectly suitable for flower gardens. Many customers have been amazed with the results in their flower production after using Revive during planting and every five to six weeks throughout the growing season. Revive is also appropriate for seeding or sodding projects because it acts as a root stimulator and encourages the new roots to get anchored deeper and quicker into the soil. Revive Liquid can also be used to help control Fairy Rings.

Those who are interested in the best organic lawn fertilizer can visit the Revive Lawn Care Products website or contact them on the phone or through email.