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Do you have bald spots? Are they growing? If these bald spots are in your lawn, Weed Man has the cure... Chances are there are some thin or weak areas in your lawn. This is quite normal for residential lawns. When you think about gardening, things like turning over soil/rototilling, pruning dead branches/heads and planting new plants likely come to mind. Many people think differently about their lawn. Just like your gardens, the soil under your lawn and by extension your grass can become very stagnant for many reasons such as:
Aside from dealing with each of the challenges above, it is simply a great habit to introduce new grass seed to your lawn at least once/season. Despite our best efforts, your lawn will naturally lose grass plants for many reasons beyond what’s listed above. If you are consistently introducing the seeds of desirable grass plants into the mix, you are constantly keeping undesirable weeds and weed grasses at bay by crowding them out with desirable young, actively growing grass plants.
Aeration & Overseeding are two services that should be done on your lawn at least once per season. The aeration loosens and revitalizes soils by increasing the flow of air, water and nutrients. Overseeding while the aerator holes are present is ideal because the new seeds germinate inside the aerator holes. The new grass plant roots will be deeper than the existing lawn. Eventually the roots of the existing lawn will connect with the new deeper grass shoot roots. All of this new plant and root development will spur microbial activity in the soil, de-compacting it even more. The end result is a thick lush and vibrant lawn with very few weeds.