October is the honest month for turf in west Georgia. The heat finally lets go, the bermuda starts thinking about slowing down, and whatever a lawn has been hiding all summer shows up plainly in the low afternoon light. LaGrange Turf Pros builds the fall around that reckoning: core aeration to break the summer's compaction, overseeding where the stand has thinned, then the cleanups that carry a yard into the dormant months. Mowing and edging continue meanwhile, the cuts spacing further apart as the grass eases off. Doing this work now is what decides whether April arrives thick or patchy, and there is real pride in a lawn that greens up ahead of its neighbors. LaGrange, Mountville and Hogansville yards get set up that way each fall.