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Grass ID Wizard
Address: No address found from map step
Most likely based on local turf data: Tall Fescue
Step 1: Pick Your Grass Type
Choose the closest match. If our top guess is wrong, just select the right one.
Step 2: How Weedy Is Your Lawn?
Step 3: Mulch Setup (DIY)
Flower bed area mapped: 0 ft²
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It's Spring!
Current month: March
Your next tasks:
MarchPre-Emergent Weed Barrier~30 min
AprilSpring Fertilizer~25 min
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Your DIY Lawn Plan
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Your property · 4,500 ft² · Tall Fescue · Weeds: Medium
DIY Lawn Plan?Basic covers the essential seasonal treatments every lawn needs. Advanced adds extra applications for maximum lawn quality — ideal if you want a competition-level yard.
Core seasonal treatments.
Product Type?Granular products are spread with a broadcast spreader — easier for beginners and great for even coverage. Liquid products are mixed and sprayed — faster to apply and often more precise, but requires a sprayer.
Granular is easier for most homeowners and better for broad, even coverage.
Your Treatment Plan
4 tasks
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March · Spring
Pre-Emergent Weed Barrier
Apply as soil temperatures approach 50-55F.
Product: Pre-emergent granular · Coverage 5,000 ft² each
Your mapped lawn: 4,500 ft². Follow product label coverage rates and safety instructions.
Tools Needed
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April · Spring
Spring Fertilizer
Light spring feeding for color and density.
Product: Granular spring fertilizer · Coverage 5,000 ft² each
Your mapped lawn: 4,500 ft². Follow product label coverage rates and safety instructions.
Tools Needed
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May · Spring
Post-Emergent Weed Control
Spot treat only where needed.
Product: Granular weed-and-feed · Coverage 5,000 ft² each
Your mapped lawn: 4,500 ft². Follow product label coverage rates and safety instructions.
Tools Needed
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September · Fall
Overseed + Recovery Feed
Best repair window for cool-season turf.
Product: Granular starter fertilizer · Coverage 5,000 ft² each
Your mapped lawn: 4,500 ft². Follow product label coverage rates and safety instructions.
Tools Needed