Does snow fertilize a lawn?
Have you ever heard the old adage that snow is Poor Man's fertilizer? Well, it actually is! But not to the extent that you would find in a standard application of fertilizer.
Snow, rain, sleet, lightning and hail all collect Nitrogen, Sulfur and other nutrients as they pass through the atmosphere. It brings these nutrients to the ground, then your soil and then your grass.
While you can't count it as a full application, snow can supply up to 5 pounds of nitrogen per acre of land throughout a season.