Author: Sinziana Spiridon

Got a bucket and some water? Learn how to pre-germinate grass seed. You’ll sprout the grass faster – even the lazy KBG – and enjoy a thick lawn in no time.

Plan for the best lawn repairs with slice seeding: excellent seed-to-soil contact, high germination rates, fast sprouting, and dense velvet-like turf.

Why do weeds grow in lawns? Poor soil, drought, bare patches, and unbalanced pH are just a few lawn problems that help weeds thrive.

How long after overseeding can I mow? Wait 2-4 weeks until new grass hits 3 inches. See wait times by grass type and how to mow without uprooting seedlings.

Dormant seeding is planting your lawn in late fall or winter with seeds that germinate next spring. It’s easy, works, and we show you how to do it.

Fall and spring are the best for repairing grass, but this might vary with your turf type. Learn when is the best time to repair your lawn for awesome results.

A slit seeder is a machine that puts grass seeds directly into the soil, ensuring faster germination and denser turf.

Fertilizers can kill new grass if applied improperly or in excessive amounts. Learn to fertilize new lawns safely and which turf fertilizers to use.

If not dead, burnt grass grows back in a few days to weeks, depending on damage level, grass type, weather, soil, and care. Learn more from our guide.

Water grass seeds two to four times daily for 5 to 10 minutes to keep the top 1.5 inches of soil moist and ensure seed germination. Adjust if necessary – here’s how.