Are you tired of staring at a lackluster lawn that seems beyond repair? With the right approach, you can turn that sorry sight into a lush, green space you're proud of. This guide will walk you through simple, practical steps to overseed and rejuvenate your lawn, even if you're starting with a challenging base.
Step 1: Assess and Prepare Your Lawn
Before you dive into overseeding, it's crucial to prepare your lawn.
Start by assessing its condition. If your lawn is plagued with weeds, you'll need to tackle them first. I recommend using Tenacity weed control, a product that effectively targets weeds without harming your existing grass. For a detailed application guide, check out my video linked in the corner.
Step 2: Aerate the Lawn
Once you've addressed the weeds, it's time to prepare the soil for new seed. Aeration is a key step here. By renting an aerator or using a machine from your local hardware store, you'll punch small holes into your lawn.
This process improves air and water circulation to the roots and creates a perfect environment for seeds to germinate. Aeration is less labor-intensive compared to other methods, like dethatching, and it can often be completed in a single day.
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