6 Tips To A Perfect Lawn

Every lawn with time will encounter dead spots or even thin spots. Overseeding is the fix for most of those problems. Applying additional grass seed to your lawn has a great impact, such as a thicker lawn, a better appearance, and a reduced risk of pests and disease. Make sure to keep your lawn nice and moist for the first week to have best results with the grass seed taking to your lawn.
The hidden grass killer is thatch. Thatch is the build up of old grass roots and rhizomes. However it’s not the result of leaving grass clippings on the lawn. In fact grass clippings left on the lawn will reduce the amount of thatch. As the clippings decompose they also help decompose old roots and rhizomes. You can typically see the thatch build up and should dethatch in spring to refresh your lawn and bring extra air, water and nutrients to your soil.
Conclusion
The perfect lawn is only 6 steps away. All of these steps make up the perfect combination; Watering, mowing, aeration, fertilization, overseeding, and dethatching. The biggest takeaway from all of this is that in order to have a perfect lawn, it takes work. Once you lay the foundation of these steps, the maintaining is way easier. If you don’t want to do these yourself, seeking a professional to maintain your lawn would be the best plan for you.
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Josh
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