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Lawn care focuses on grass health through fertilizing, mowing, watering, and weed management. Landscaping covers broader design work like planting beds, trees, hardscapes, and overall yard layout. Think of lawn care as nurturing what grows and landscaping as shaping the space around it.

Gradually lower your mowing height through fall, aiming for a final cut of 2 to 3 inches. This shorter length helps prevent snow mold and other fungal diseases that thrive in long, matted grass over Wisconsin winters.

A nitrogen and iron based fertilizer without phosphorus works best for fall. Nitrogen fuels root development and energy storage for winter, while iron provides rich green color without forcing delicate new growth before frost hits.

Never cut more than one third of the grass blade height at a time. Removing too much stresses the plant and weakens root growth. This rule helps grow thicker turf that naturally crowds out weeds and handles foot traffic better.

Not at all. Continue mowing as long as your grass keeps growing. When you notice very few clippings after mowing, you're nearing your final cut. Gradually lower the blade height through your last few mows to prep for winter.