Overseeding
Overseeding increases turfgrass density, giving it carpert-like appearance, and improves overall health of your lawn. It is essential for lawns that have bare spots and tend to thinning out. Denser lawn is less susceptible of weed infestations and disease outbreaks.
Overseeding is most effective when it is combined with aeration. Aeration improves air circulation, nutrients and fertilizer uptake and water absorption. Performed together, they provide the best conditions for seed germination and establishment.
The best time for overseeding is late spring to early summer.
Overseeding includes
- spreading high-quality grass seed over your lawn to cover the existing turfgrass and fill in bare spots.
- applying fertilizer to provide essential nutrients to support better root development and helps new grass faster germination and establishment.
- sea kelp and humic acid to support soil health.
