What’s the best way to prep your lawn for winter?
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Apply the last step of fertilizer which is a winterizer
"With summer's heat and dryness at an end, September is the best month to lay the groundwork for next year's lush lawn. That means aerating the turf—to reduce compaction and make it easier for fertilizer and water to reach the roots—and reinvigorating thin areas with compost and seed." Read more: https://www.thisoldhouse.com/how-to/how-to-prep-your-lawn-winter