Warm air temperatures build anticipation of plant growth but keep in mind that cool soil temperatures will strongly moderate growth during the spring. Turf growth typically will be very slow until [Read more…]
From the Center for Turfgrass Science at the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
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