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Overseeding Your Lawn
Kristina, one of Mahoney’s Lawn Care specialists, talks about over-seeding your lawn, an important part of every traditional or organic lawn care plan. Does your lawn have thin, bare spots? Do you see patches with weeds and crabgrass? Is your lawn looking tired and drab? The cure can be as easy as over-seeding.
Over-seeding simply means adding more grass plants to your existing lawn. Over-seeding is not hard to do… it doesn’t take a lot of equipment…and it’s not expensive. But it can help you get a lawn that makes your neighbors green with envy.
- How To
- Choosing the Right Container
- How To Design with Potted Plants
- How to Build a Terrarium
- How to Feed Annuals
- How to Force Bulbs Indoors
- How to Plant Trees and Shrubs
- How to Plant a Mixed Container
- How to Plant a Tomato
- How to Plant an Orchid
- How to Repot a Plant
- How to Start Seeds Indoors
- Patio Planter Tips
- Tips for Choosing Containers
- Plant Care and Information
- Organic Lawn Care
- Fall Gardening Tips
- Fall Lawn Care Tips
- Getting your yard ready for spring
- Planting Site Preparation
- Soil Health Basics
- The New American Lawn
- Ticks, Lyme Disease and Your Yard
- Tips for Growing Annuals
- Tips for Growing Hydrangeas
- Tips for Successful Shade Gardening
- Tips for Watering
- Tomato Planting Tips
- Expert Answers
- Videos
