If you stop watering your lawn too soon in the fall, you may miss an important recovery period. Grass that enters the winter months in good condition will be better prepared to thrive come spring. With its sunlight and cooler temperatures, autumn is the perfect time to rejuvenate your grass after our severe summer drought — but your lawn needs consistent watering to bounce back.
Strive for one inch of water per week, including rainfall. If it rains, water less.
Keep watering until the ground freezes.
