I updated it for September 16, 2026 and tailored the advice more specifically to Lubbock-area lawns, especially warm-season turf such as bermudagrass. One important correction is removing the blanket recommendation to cut every lawn down to 1–2 inches before winter; mowing height should depend on the grass type, and bermudagrass should generally stay within its recommended range. Texas A&M also recommends Lubbock's final late-season nitrogen application by about October 1. Preparing Your Lubbock Lawn for Fall & Winter Updated September 16, 2026 As summer begins giving way to fall in Lubbock, now is the time to start preparing your lawn and landscape for cooler temperatures, slower growth, falling leaves, and eventual winter dormancy. Fall lawn care isn't simply about getting through winter. What you do during September and October can affect how clean your property looks through the colder months and how well your lawn returns next spring. Here are some imp...