When should I fertilize my lawn in New Jersey? Is there a specific timeframe during which fertilization yields optimal results? As the seasons change, do the requirements for lawn care also vary significantly? Should I consider the local climate variations and soil conditions when determining the best time for application? Is it advisable to fertilize in the fall, or is spring the more appropriate choice? Moreover, how do factors such as grass type and the preceding weather conditions influence my decision? Should I be aware of the different types of fertilizers available, and do they have particular seasonal recommendations? What about the potential impact of rainfall and temperature fluctuations on fertilizer effectiveness—should those be considerations in my scheduling? Is there a particular window in late summer or early fall that is ideal for maximizing growth? How do all these factors coalesce to inform the timing for fertilizing my lawn in New Jersey?