Overseeding

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After aeration, overseeding becomes incredibly effective. The freshly opened soil creates the perfect bed for seeds to settle into, allowing for better seed-to-soil contact. This leads to stronger root establishment as new grass varieties get the best opportunity to take hold and grow. In this way, the combined effort of aeration and overseeding helps: 

Benefits of Overseeding:

• Maximize Germination: The seeds fall into the aeration holes, where they are better protected and can establish roots deeper and more quickly.
• Strengthen the Lawn: With new seeds planted in nutrient-rich soil, the lawn becomes thicker and more resilient.
• Promote Healthier Growth: Aeration provides essential space for roots to spread, and overseeding introduces grass varieties that are more resistant to diseases and drought.
• Revive Damaged Areas: After aeration, weak or bare patches are more receptive to overseeding, leading to faster recovery and fuller coverage.