If it's more than a month to winterizing, go ahead and feed now.

Although I wouldn't use 10-10-10 unless you know you have a phosphorus and potassium shortage. High nitrogen, low everything else is usually best if you have no shortages or don't know.

What would you recommend ?

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Anything with a high first number and low second and third is fine. Urea at 46-0-0 is the best example, but it tends to be a little touchy (it doesn't take much overapplication to burn the lawn).

Commercial fertilizers will usually have numbers in the 25-0-5 range but can go over 30 on the first number. Any of those are just fine. The one I use for winterizing is 29-0-5, for example.

I tend to choose the cheapest that's in reasonable range with no slow-release nitrogen in it.

Thanks .So its ok to put down 29-0-5 now and again to winterize?

If you're not going to winterize for a month, sure. If winterization is going to be sooner than November 13, skip this feeding and winterize instead as winterizer is the more important feeding.

Thanks again. Jim