Seeded your lawn and not sure how much water to give? The video below explains in detail about how I deal with watering for newly seeded lawns as well as established lawns.
Hope this helps!
Improve, not perfect
Regular mowing and watering are two of the simplest things you can do to make a huge difference to your lawn.
Of course, fertilising a few times a year can also enhance your lawns health and colour.
Hello,
I recently purchased Emerald Green and plan to apply in the next few days. I have seeded which was a flower bed in my garden, a pathway and some overseeding to existing lawn which I scarified as best as I could and aerated.
I have watched a few videos on your channel which have been really helpful.
If you don’t mind I have some questions. The flower bed I seeded has started to germinate which is great. However around 2 -3 days before I noticed germination I put some more topsoil to this area and attempted to level gently with a rake/broom (limited tools at my disposal). I did my best to not disrupt the original seed. Feeling like I had covered some of the original seed I put down and the birds eating the seed I put some more down.
Now this area has started germinating I have noticed the topsoil is crumbly and uneven in places. It also has some seed within the topsoil that’s now been pushed up above the germinating seed I originally put down. Would I be best to leave as it for now or do I need to remove this topsoil and newer seed before it causes harm to the germinating seed?
It looks like its germinating really well as it stands but hope i havent put too much seed down and the excess seed will rot and damage the new grass. Any guidance would be helpful.
The other question is about a product you sell which removes ants and leather jackets. My lawn is brown patchy in places and I see ants on the top surface now I have scarified. If I purchased the product, does it kill ants or could they move to another area of the garden I am not working on yet?
Thanks,
James