A while back we made a post getting your guys input on throwing some more seed down due to it looking a little thin after our reno. Many of you said to wait a few weeks and so we did!
Here is how it looks today, a little over a month later. I know the pre germination process gets some hate but I don’t think I’ll be going back to another way ever again. It was too easy, specially here in Wisconsin where the weather is so unpredictable. Sure there are some “thinner” spots but if you saw the before photo… anyways.
Regarding the tree ring… we will be removing the bricks/stone so the tree doesn’t end up hating us.. thanks for the advice. Cheers! 🍻 😁
by aushimself
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Looks greats, which grass seed?
Which pre germination process did you use?
Grass seed?
Nice work OP. Do share the deets. Pregerm process, seed used, water schedule, prep, etc.
Looks fantastic! Great work
Only 6 days? Dang.
Lawn looks great!
I recommend making your next project to help your tree out though – the root flare is buried and having rocks on there can really heat things up and add stress
That’s a great idea. This could especially work with fescues when overseeding.
Wow this is amazing progress