October is the month where great lawns are made. As temperatures cool along the South Carolina coast, the work you do now determines how healthy and vibrant your turf will look next spring. From tackling fungal threats like large patch to timing your pre- and post-emergent applications just right, this is the season to set your lawn up for success. Here’s what our team at Coen Lawn and Tractor recommends to keep your yard thriving year after year.

September is a key month for lawn care in Myrtle Beach. As warm-season grasses like centipede, St. Augustine, and zoysia transition, lawns are at higher risk for problems such as large patch fungus and fall armyworms. These issues can quickly damage your turf if left untreated. Learn how to spot the signs early and take preventive steps to keep your lawn healthy and green for the next growing season.