Tuesday, September 27, 2011

5 Things to Learn When Overseeding Your Grass

By Chase Dubs




Overseeding your grass does not literally mean excess sowing or planting of grass seeds. It's a activity where a grass with existing grasses is added with another kind of grass which may give you a good lawn mixture for a more robust lawn. Additionally, this will help you achieve a lush green color across the year even during the winter months. This process will lengthen the life of your loved lawn.

The solution for filling in thin or bare areas in the front of your home would be overseeding your lawn. This is the results of dead or sleeping grasses that have to be replaced due to too much activity such as foot traffic. Isn't it an unpleasant view to see brown patches in your grass? These are facts to be absorbed when overseeding your lawn.

Like with any other plants, the perfect time of the year to do the planting as well as overseeding your lawn is in the spring season. Spring brings us atmospheric conditions suitable for growing any plants or grasses. Make efforts to buy the right grass seed to be utilized in the overseeding process; it isn't like the grass seed utilized in seeding a new grass area. The spreader will make the entire process less complicated and will have a better seed distribution.

Consider adding a thin coating of top soil, paying attention to the area where the plant roots are coming out. This can give the seed something to grow in. When it comes to watering, donĂ¢€™t wait for the soil surface to dry out completely before watering.

Keep the soil productive. There are three stages of fertilizing: after the application program of overseeding, after 5 weeks and succeeding six week periods. Comprehending all these factors will make you prepared in overseeding your grass. Your beautiful new lawn will certainly make you a satisfied and proud homeowner.




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