Overseeding
Overseeding introduces fresh grass seed into an existing lawn to improve coverage, density and appearance.
New seed is spread across the lawn, or into specific thin and damaged areas, to fill gaps and thicken the existing turf.
Overseeding works best when the lawn is prepared first, for example by scarifying, so the seed makes good contact with the soil.
Benefits
- Thicker, denser grass
- Repairs thin or damaged patches
- Improves the overall appearance of the lawn
- Helps crowd out weeds and moss
When you may need it
- The lawn looks thin or patchy
- Areas are worn or damaged
- You have recently scarified or renovated
- The lawn needs freshening up
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