Chris, it seems fertilizing after the growing has stopped would not be help but Murf is the lawn expert here. He will tell you to get your soil sampled. I need to this year also.

As young as your lawn is it may choke out the clover if you take care of it over the next couple of years. Using the proper cutting height will help a lot keep broadleafs out of the lawn. Cutting it too short helps them grow and opens up the grass roots to the sun and its heat hurting it. kt

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