Kansas weather is a challenge for homeowners trying to start or maintain a lawn.

The Geary County Extension Office is hosting a lawn care clinic on
Wednesday evening, September 2nd about how to establish a new lawn, thicken a thin lawn or manage your lawn this fall to generally improve it´s condition.

Geary County Extension Agent, Chuck Otte, will discuss the many
challenges your lawn faces through the year and how to manage your lawn and keep it looking good through hot, cold, wet, and dry weather extremes.

The meeting will start at 7:00 p.m. and will be held at the Geary County 4-H/Sr. Citizens Building, 1025 S Spring Valley Road in Junction City. The meeting will last 1½ hours and there is no charge but pre-registration is requested to ensure adequate hand out materials.

For more information, Otte can be contacted at 785-238-4161 or cotte@ksu.edu.