Lawn marker lettering requirements specify what must be included and the minimum height.

Lawn marker lettering requirements specify what must be included and the minimum height.

• A. The lettering must be in a contrasting color and read 'LAWN CARE APPLICATION - PLEASE STAY OFF GRASS UNTIL DRY' in letters not less than 3/8 inch.
• B. The lettering must be in white on black and at least 1/2 inch tall.
• C. There is no specific lettering requirement.
• D. The lettering must be in red and read 'KEEP OFF' in 1/4 inch.

Answer: (C)

Signage for pesticide-treated lawns isn’t governed by a fixed state rule about exact words, colors, or minimum font size on a lawn marker. In Kentucky, the important requirements come from the pesticide product label itself, which tells you what precautions to communicate and any entry restrictions (for example, “do not enter until dry”). The state does not specify a separate lettering standard for lawn markers, so there isn’t a mandated minimum height or particular wording you must use beyond what the product label requires. In practice, if the label requires people to stay off until it’s dry, you should convey that clearly, but the exact text, color, or font size on a lawn marker isn’t dictated by Kentucky regulations.

Signage for pesticide-treated lawns isn’t governed by a fixed state rule about exact words, colors, or minimum font size on a lawn marker. In Kentucky, the important requirements come from the pesticide product label itself, which tells you what precautions to communicate and any entry restrictions (for example, “do not enter until dry”). The state does not specify a separate lettering standard for lawn markers, so there isn’t a mandated minimum height or particular wording you must use beyond what the product label requires. In practice, if the label requires people to stay off until it’s dry, you should convey that clearly, but the exact text, color, or font size on a lawn marker isn’t dictated by Kentucky regulations.