After a detailed inspection of your lawn's thinning spots, fresh seed is introduced into areas of your lawn. This can also be (and often is) combined with an aeration service to allow more water and vital nutrients to penetrate your lawn and encourage optimal root growth. As a machine called a lawn aerator punches holes into the soil, fresh seed is introduced and makes direct contact deeper into soil rather than getting captured above ground and not germinating. As new turf fills in, weeds are choked out, leaving you with a healthier, greener lawn.
Yes, overseeding a lawn is something that a homeowner can do, but it’s not all fun and games. It entails buying or renting an aerating machine or slit seeder, researching and purchasing the right blend of grass species to use, stocking up on starter fertilizer, and doing the procedure at the right time of the year and under optimal conditions.
In most cases and for best results, the wiser choice when it comes to overseeding is to contact a TruGreen® certified specialist. Visit TruGreen.com or call 866.688.6722 today.
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