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Overseeding that thickens thin, patchy lawns with fresh, region-appropriate grass.
Lawns naturally thin over time from traffic, weather, and age, opening the door to weeds and moss. Overseeding introduces fresh seed into the existing turf to fill gaps and increase density, using cool-season grass blends suited to the Pacific Northwest. Combined with aeration for seed-to-soil contact, overseeding is the most cost-effective way to renew a tired lawn without a full replacement.
Fills thin and bare areas for a denser lawn; Crowds out weeds and moss naturally; Introduces hardier, region-appropriate grass; Restores color and vigor without full renovation; Best results when paired with aeration
1) Mow low and clear debris; 2) Aerate or dethatch for seed-to-soil contact; 3) Spread the correct seed blend at the right rate; 4) Topdress and lightly water; 5) Provide a watering schedule for germination
Lawn size; Seed blend quality; Whether paired with aeration or topdressing; Existing turf condition
Early fall is ideal for germination and root establishment; spring is a secondary window.