Overseeding in the spring

Overseeding in the spring offers multiple benefits for maintaining a healthy, vibrant lawn. By adding new grass seed to an existing lawn, you can thicken the turf, repair thin or bare spots, and promote a denser lawn that naturally crowds out weeds.

Spring's mild temperatures and increased moisture create ideal conditions for seed germination, ensuring better establishment. A thicker lawn not only enhances appearance but also improves resilience against foot traffic, drought, and weed invasions, reducing the need for chemical treatments.

Overseeding after lawn aeration is particularly effective, as grass seeds that fall into the aeration holes can germinate deeper in the soil. This leads to deeper root systems, which help the grass better withstand the hot and dry months, improving overall lawn health and durability.