Overseeding
Overseed with beautiful, modern grass varieties.
Overseeding involves spreading new grass seed over an existing lawn to enhance its density, color, and resilience. While it may not be required annually for every lawn, this practice is particularly valuable for those embarking on a lawn renovation or addressing thin or patchy areas. Even well-maintained, thriving turf can benefit from periodic overseeding, as it introduces fresh genetics that improve adaptability, disease resistance, and overall vigor. By filling in bare spots and boosting grass diversity, overseeding promotes a thicker, more uniform lawn that better withstands wear, environmental stress, and pests like grubs. For optimal results, overseeding is performed in the early fall when soil temperatures and moisture levels support germination and growth.
Blue Tag Certified Seed
We take great pride in the premium quality of the seed we apply to our customers’ lawns, recognizing that the right seed is foundational to a successful lawn care journey. Choosing inferior seed could jeopardize the hard work invested in transforming and maintaining your turf. That’s why we exclusively use blue tag certified seed—the highest standard available—ensuring top-performing varieties with a guaranteed 0% weed seed content. This commitment guarantees that your lawn receives only the best genetics for long-term health, beauty, and resilience.
Be cautious of many over-the-counter seed bags, which often contain three undesirable elements for cool-season lawns: annual species that fail to survive winter, subpar species such as bentgrass, and—most concerning—actual weed seeds that can introduce unwanted competition. By choosing our certified seed, you avoid these risks and invest in a lush, weed-free lawn that thrives season after season.
Uniformity
Overseeding transforms lawns with a patchwork of varying colors, textures, or grass types into a cohesive and visually appealing expanse. By introducing new seed, it enhances uniformity, blending disparate areas into a seamless, vibrant turf. Remarkably, even a single overseeding session can dramatically rejuvenate the average lawn, delivering a refreshed and polished appearance.
For sustained excellence, commit to overseeding annually or biennially to reinforce the presence of superior grass varieties. This practice not only strengthens the lawn’s resilience against wear, pests, and environmental stress but also cultivates a lush, magnificent landscape that evolves into a source of pride year after year. Consistent overseeding ensures your lawn remains dense, healthy, and dominated by the most desirable grass genetics, creating a stunning outdoor space.
Next-level lawns
We typically apply a carefully curated seed blend dominated by turf-type tall fescue (TTTF), complemented by smaller proportions of perennial ryegrass and Kentucky bluegrass (KBG). This strategic mix leverages the strengths of each grass type to create a resilient, attractive, and low-maintenance lawn tailored to diverse conditions.
Turf-Type Tall Fescue (TTTF) has undergone significant genetic advancements, yielding exceptional varieties that have become a cornerstone of modern turf management. TTTF boasts four standout qualities that make it indispensable: superior drought tolerance, remarkable resilience to foot traffic, reduced water needs, and better shade tolerance than most cool-season grasses. For the majority of homeowners, TTTF is the ideal choice, offering a robust, low-maintenance lawn with a germination period of 7–14 days.
Perennial Ryegrass serves as a versatile middle ground between TTTF and KBG in terms of performance. It features a denser growth pattern than fescue, with finer, glossier leaves that lend a polished look to the lawn. Its rapid germination (5–10 days) makes it an excellent option for quick establishment, particularly in overseeding or repair scenarios, while still providing solid durability and aesthetic appeal.
Kentucky Bluegrass (KBG) is a well-known name synonymous with premium lawns, prized for its lush, dark blue-green hue and dense, carpet-like growth. Its standout feature is its rhizomatous spreading ability, which allows it to self-repair bald patches—a trait unmatched by TTTF or ryegrass. However, these benefits come with higher demands: KBG thrives in full sun, requires frequent watering, and benefits from more intensive fertilization. Its germination is slower, taking 14–30 days, making it a longer-term investment for those willing to provide the necessary care.
By blending these grasses, we create a lawn that balances TTTF’s durability and low maintenance, ryegrass’s quick establishment and finesse, and KBG’s luxurious appearance and self-healing properties. This synergy ensures a lawn that not only looks stunning but also performs reliably under various conditions, from heavy use to partial shade.