When you build a new home the landscaping project can be quite expensive. Leveling the ground and adding top soil, plants, and fencing, plus the labor can add up. So with the new lawn it is important to maintain frequent watering and mowing in order for it to stay well manicured. If you live in an area that gets winter snowfall it can be hard on your lawn. Piled up and melting snow can leave thin and bare spots when it finally melts. You should plan on some lawn seeding when you finally see the damage. The sooner you get new seed started the sooner it will fill in. This tool makes the job easy to tackle, you simply roll it over the bare spots to prepare the soil, then spread the seed out and water it well.
Keeping up with small areas on your lawn that need repair will take the work out of it. As soon as you notice a thin spot or an area turning brown just roll up your sleeves and roll out the Grass Stitcher. This tool is easy for anyone to operate, it’s lightweight yet sturdy enough for the job and will last for years. In order for the best grass seed germination you need soil that is prepared and some organic mulch to protect and nourish the growing seedlings. By working this tool over the dead or bare spots it cultivates the soil and leaves indentations for the seed to fall into. As you water the mounds fall into the holes and cover the seed while the dead grass becomes the mulch.