Grass varieties like fescues and bluegrass, thriving in cool temperatures and requiring aeration for proper root growth and dense coverage.
Warm-Season Lawns
Grass types like Bermudagrass and Zoysiagrass, growing best in warm climates and needing regular aeration to maintain health.
Transition Zone Lawns
A blend of cool and warm-season grasses, designed to adapt to regions with hot summers and cold winters.
Shaded Lawns
Lawn types with shade-tolerant grasses, designed to grow well in areas with limited sunlight and dappled shade.
Drought-Tolerant Lawns
Grass varieties resistant to drought, requiring minimal watering while maintaining green color and vitality during dry periods.
Why So Many People Recommend Ned’s Lawn Treatment Services
Had a great experience with Tyler! Their price for aeration and seeding was very affordable! Their lawn care program is amazing! My lawn has never looked so good! Thank You!!
Otis Ellis
20 Nov, 2023
I am very satisfied with my lawn care. We have switched to Ned's Home about a year ago. Kim Andrews helped with our transition. She answered all our questions and was a real help getting our lawn to look beautiful. Thanks Kim!
Tom
19 Oct, 2023
We have been trying to grow grass in our backyard for YEARS! I saw all the great reviews & decided to give Ned's Home a call. I was greeted on the phone by Kim, who walked me through my different options- she was super quick & fast.
Lawn aeration involves creating small holes in the soil to improve airflow, water absorption, and nutrient penetration, promoting healthier grass growth.
What is overseeding, and why is it necessary?
Overseeding is the process of spreading grass seed over existing lawns to fill in bare spots, thicken grass, and improve lawn resilience.
How often should I aerate and seed my lawn?
We recommend aerating and overseeding once a year, typically during the growing season for your grass type (spring or fall).
Will aeration and seeding work for my lawn type?
Yes, our customized plans cater to all lawn types, including cool-season, warm-season, and specialty grasses.
Do I need to water my lawn after aeration and seeding?
Yes, regular watering is essential to help the seeds germinate and support healthy growth.
Can aeration and seeding help with bare patches?
Absolutely! Overseeding fills bare spots, and aeration improves the soil for better grass establishment.
How much does lawn aeration and seeding cost?
The cost depends on your lawn size and specific needs. Contact us for a free estimate.
Professional service, affordable pricing, and guaranteed satisfaction every time.
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