In the fall, grass enters a period of dormancy as temperatures drop and daylight decreases. Cool-season grasses may continue to grow slowly, while warm-season grasses begin to die back and turn brown. The growth slows as the grass conserves energy, and many plants prepare for winter by storing nutrients in their roots. This seasonal change helps the grass survive the cold months and rejuvenate in the spring.
there is no more grass
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If your planting grass seed its best to plant it in the fall in September. that way the grass seed doesn't ocmpete with any weeds. If your planting sod do it early spring or in fall.
It is best to plant grass seed in the Detroit area in the fall, in September and October, when the soil is warm and you have the fall rains.
It regrows again. It's just like asking what happens to the grass that's left after you cut it with the lawn-mower: it just regrows again.
yeah
The dew drop can fall of the tree and land carefully on the grass
like i know they eat aphids, but do they also eat grass? aphids AND grass?? someone please answer.
It just happens when it happens, be patient.
Unfortunately, yes.
Grass does not change colors in fall like leaves because the cells in grass responsible for photosynthesis contain chlorophyll year-round. Chlorophyll gives grass its green color and continues to produce energy from sunlight, even in fall. In contrast, deciduous trees stop producing chloroph during the fall, causing their leaves to change color as the chlorophyll breaks down.