Choosing What to Plant: How to Choose

Even the most thorough aeration in the world won't save grass that doesn't belong there. Before you buy, look at the conditions: sun, wear, and irrigation. A dog run want a completely different mix compared to a shaded backyard. Match those correctly and the rest gets far more forgiving.

As a leading resource for turf health, we make choosing seed a pleasure. This guide highlights what to know.

Matching Seed to Conditions

Kentucky bluegrass give that deep color and fine texture and self-repair — though it needs sun and water. The turf-type fescues handle heat, drought, and traffic considerably better. The fine-leaf fescues handle shade where nothing else survives. Most quality seed combine two or three so the turf covers against every condition. And when you overseed, matching the new seed to the existing turf maintains the look consistent.

Whether you need a blend or a single species, the right seed help you.

Pick Your Seed

Looking to buy your seed? If you're after one bag or a program, the right team help you plan the job. lawn aeration near me

Get in touch with our team to learn more for the right approach.