The complete guide on how get a thicker lawn for beginners

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Published 2024-03-01
Do you want a thicker lawn this year? In today's video, this is the complete guide on how get a thicker lawn with all the steps you will need

All are broken down into bite-sized pieces with easy to follow, step by step instructions. From how to cut your lawn before a lawn renovation and if you should you scalp your lawn and how long to leave it after the work is completed

I will be covering the benefits of aeration and why I scarify afterwards, with a little bit of science mixed in for some fun

If you just threw seeds down, they wouldn't grow, however, if you follow the tips in the advice on how to create the right conditions and how to cover them properly so that they grow. Did you know the difference between compost and soil when levelling your lawn? Well, if you are a beginner, this should be helpful as a lot of new people get this mixed up when trying to level their lawns.

But just covering the seeds and hoping for the best isn't the best plan, so as this is a beginner's video, I will teach you how to water your new grass seed as this is very important if you want it to grow.




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All Comments (21)
  • @weepz
    1. Cut (possibly scalp) 2. Aerate 3. Scarify 4. Clean up 'hoover up' 5. Overseed 6. Cover the seed (love the compost roller btw) 7. Light watering 8. Cup of tea 9. Level lawn 10. Pre seed fert 11. Seaweed Got it! Looking to start my reno end of April :)
  • @felixlopez4047
    Best video tutorial out there on the subject. Thanks a lot
  • @solidsoldier9021
    ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL AND INFORMATIVE VIDEO, THIS IS SO SIMPLY EXPLAINED, GOOF PROOF 😊 THANKS SOLDIER, YOU ROCK.
  • @johnduffy6546
    GREAT video! Why have I never seen a compost spreader before? Man, I could have used that a few weeks ago when I harvested my worm bin...I broadcast almost 200 lbs of vermi-castings by hand...Gonna have to get one of these! Thank you for posting
  • @markicoyle
    Fantastic video lads , well done 👏👏👏
  • @frankw9836
    Of course , everyone with a small backyard has all the tools and equipment you suggested
  • @mob.E30
    For my lawn this is how I set it up for easy maintenance when moving and starting with sod: season 1: let the lawn grow and cut it at the height you want. Notice where water pools, where it drains, and where doesn’t get enough water. Be mindful of low spots and high spots. Correct these areas this season by moving sprinklers, installing a French drain, and removing all debris that is in the lawn such as rocks or thatch. This is now your foundation. Season 2: let lawn grow at start of season for 2-3 weeks so it is off to a good start. Then proceed to level the lawn with sand or topsoil in areas that were being missed or scalped by the mower last season. Also aeration of the lawn at this stage is also very good. Now you let the lawn grow as a great foundation is set and it’ll grow into an even yard. Season 3 and onward: every start of the season de-thatch, aerate, and little amounts of sand in any low spots that formed. And that’s it, cut at desired height, water based on weekly weather, and remove debris before it piles up or embeds itself into the lawn.
  • @user-zr9yl5yl4t
    Simple and perfect. We'll explained. I am a beginner and it's very helpful. All the best
  • @hokeith263
    Great Video! Very clear explanation.😊
  • @robertmosen6126
    Really good advices and i recognise it’s the way to do it. But i have these problems: - No money to buy the specialized tools - No way to store them - Not enough time to do all the steps Maybe when the kids are older i can take care of my lawn. For now, i just cut it.
  • @phaphiq
    I get it, that the top dressing soil and compost mixed with seeds needs to be sweeped to fit the ground. But what about leveling a ground after a winter (or next to new house like in my case) with soil or/and sand as you show on other videos? Shall be done after aerating and scaryfing and before seeding? Maybe I should give it a week rest after I aerate and fix the bumps - before seeding and fertelizing?
  • @francish5401
    Good clear video where you get a roller like t where you can get a roller like one you used in the video.
  • @K3nny24
    This was a great video I never have use a leveler after rolling in soil onto see I getting ready to overseed Bermuda this weekend so good to know thanks