Bucks County PA Total New Lawn Renovation
Aeration and Over seeding, Slice Seeding, Partial or Complete Renovations, Sodding, and Grading & Seeding are just a few of the grass seeding options we provide. We can assist you in establishing or repairing your lawn, regardless of the extent of the issue, from a minor patch to a full-scale makeover. To guarantee the finest outcomes for your lawn seeding projects, we utilize blue tag certified, premium seed and fertilizer in addition to offering the best methods for seeding. This fall, please give us a call or send us an email frequently so we can assist you in achieving all of your yard goals.
Partial Lawn Renovations Bucks County PA
Lawns sometimes deteriorate over a period of years to the point where they cannot be brought back to an acceptable level of quality by using standard cultural practices such as fertilizing, proper watering, etc. The lawn could be in poor condition because of many reasons, older, outdated grass types, extensive thatch accumulation, excessive disease and/or insect damage, or a heavy infestation of difficult-to-control weeds. Under these circumstances, renovation of the lawn may be necessary. Renovation consists of improving all the factors that cause poor quality. If re- grading or additional top soil is not required, often times reseeding can be accomplished without completely tilling under the lawn. The process of renovating may be as basic as simply reseeding bare spots, or as involved as killing all vegetation using a non-selective herbicide such as glyphosate followed by reseeding the entire lawn. Complete renovations of existing turf should be carried out if a lawn is composed of at least 50% weedy and undesirable grass species. Renovation during late summer (August 15 – September 30) generally yields the best results.
The difference between partial renovation and total renovation is one major step. In partial renovation, you are leaving the good turf on site. In total renovation, you could be re-grading, and installing new topsoil if needed, and killing the entire turf before replanting the site. Typically, in total renovation you would be seeding a new turf into the entire area.
