Without turning the soil, adding seed to your current grass is known as overseeding. This adds more colour to your lawn, improves the thickness of your grass, and often involves introducing new grass varieties. You’ll be able to fill in areas that might be bare and thicken and strengthen your current lawn. Overseeding also helps […]
Without turning the soil, adding seed to your current grass is known as overseeding. This adds more colour to your lawn, improves the thickness of your grass, and often involves introducing new grass varieties. You’ll be able to fill in areas that might be bare and thicken and strengthen your current lawn. Overseeding also helps prevent weeds and diseases from taking hold in new grass, allowing it to retain its vibrant colour longer in the summer months.