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Timing is crucial when treating weeds after overseeding because young grass seeds need specific conditions to establish strong roots. Herbicides can harm these seedlings if applied too soon. Waiting 3-4 weeks allows the new grass to grow resilient enough to handle weed control products. During this time, focus on optimal watering and mowing to nurture the seedlings. As the grass becomes denser,...

Overseeding your lawn in Oregon is a great way to fill in bare or patchy areas with new grass. However, to ensure the seeds germinate and grow into healthy grass, you need to follow an ideal watering schedule. For the first two weeks, you'll want to water your lawn 2-4 times a day, but with lighter watering to keep the soil moist without drowning the seeds. From weeks two to four,...

If your lawn in Oregon looks thin and patchy, overseeding it is the best way to thicken it up and make it more beautiful. To get the best results for your lawn, preparation is crucial! One way to prepare your lawn for overseeding is to mow it shorter than usual so the grass seeds don't get caught in tall grass blades instead of falling into the ground where they can grow. You should...

Your lawn in Oregon will likely have to face all kinds of different stressors throughout the year that will affect its overall health and beauty. To help your lawn gain back its strength and prepare for the winter, you should schedule an overseeding service in the fall. Overseeding will help fill any bare or patchy areas on your lawn with new grass. Overseeding can also help your lawn be...