There is no doubt that hydroseeding does work if done properly, and it is probably the most effective method of putting down a new lawn or revitalizing an existing lawn. Indeed, hydroseeding as a process was…
The two most common ways of reinvigorating or putting down a new lawn are to lay sod or overseed it, with hydroseeding being an increasingly popular and efficient way of seeding. However, individual circumstances are likely…
Imagine stepping out onto a lush, green lawn that feels like a plush carpet under your feet. It is what we all want our lawn to look like. But if your lawn is more akin to…
Knowing after overseeding when to cut the grass could be the difference between having a beautiful lawn or destroying all of your good work. The problem is that there isn’t a definitive timescale as it depends…
After overseeding, you’ll want to water, however, when and how much should you water after overseeding will depend on a number of factors such as the type of and species of grass you have overseeded with…
Asking how long it takes for grass to grow after seeding is a bit like asking how long is a piece of string as there are so many variables involved in the process. The best you…
Laying new sod or overseeding is often a necessary part of developing and maintaining a good healthy lawn. However, it is important to follow up with good lawn care practices to avoid diminishing the effect of…
Overseeding your lawn and watering are established ways of maintaining a healthy lawn. Indeed overseeding has become an important part of good lawn care practice. The idea behind overseeding is to create a thick layer of…
A common question often asked is whether you should overseed before or after top dressing? The short answer is that you can do it either way around; however, it is generally advised that the best way…
There are many benefits to choosing to top dress a lawn. In short topdressing is beneficial because it provides nutrients to the soil, increases water retention, and suppresses weeds. It also makes the lawn appear healthier…
Yes, you can use compost for top dressing. Indeed, it is an excellent top dressing for your lawn and can be far better than commercially bought top dressings, especially if it is prepared correctly before use….
Your lawn is not just a patch of grass; it’s the central feature of many gardens and demonstrates the beauty of nature right at your doorstep. However, this lush green canvas can quickly turn into a…
Pythium blight (also referred to as grease spot, blight blade, or cottony blight) can provide significant challenges for homeowners looking to maintain a healthy lawn and even for those who practice commercial turfgrass management. Below, we…
Snow mold is an invasive lawn fungus that can have a devastating impact on your lawn. There are two varieties and differences between gray and pink snow mold are important to know as they can affect…
What Is Lawn Scarification? Scarification involves removing thatch and moss from your lawn. Scarification, also known as “dethatching”, is a vital part of lawn care. Thatch is a build-up of dead grass, moss, and weeds, which…