Lawn fertilizer

The best way to get your lawn ready for summer is to feed it in spring. It will not only look green, it will also be stronger against diseases, patchiness, moss and weeds. It will also help toughen it up for the onslaught of activities it's going to endure when the weather warms up.

Organic lawn foods

It consist of items like Yates Dynamic Lifter and organic Life, as well as blood  and bones. These are natural items based on substances such as creature manures, seaweed, rock nutrients and fish and these usually gradually nourish the lawn over a period of several months.

Synthetic granular fertilizers

Artificial granular plant foods like Shirley's No. 17 are chemical fertilizers which contain a mix of significant and trace components and are quick to natural up the lawn.

Combination fertilizers like Amgrow Organix Eco 88 and Munns Golf Course Green lawn fertilizer merge both natural and artificial manure substances in one product. 

Slowly launch garden foods include products like Scotts Lawn builder, a granular fertilizer designed to launch nutritional value gradually..

Liquid hose-on fertilizers

Liquid hose-on fertilizers, such as Yates Liquid Evergreen Lawn Food and Garden King Nitrosol Liquid Plant Food are the quickest performing of all the fertilizers. While they don't provide lengthy lasting ground nourishment, they're great for that fast natural up just before a party!

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Lawn Seeding Tips

Grass can be classified under two broad categories.

Warm weather grasses.
Cool weather grasses.

Warm Weather Grasses: Most of the warm weather grasses turn brown during cooler seasons. They are native to tropical areas and succeed even during the sizzling warm. Drought tolerance is seen in some of the grasses of this type. Grasses like Barbados grass, St. Augustine grass and Bahia grass are ideal for Fairfield, California and can be categorized into warm weather grasses

Cool Weather Grasses: These types of grass turn brown during the hot seasons. They display their drought resistant characteristics by being inactive during certain periods. They maintain their full green colors during cool weather conditions. Some of the grasses that fall into this category are Fescues, Bluegrass and Ryegrass.

Three important rules to follow when seeding a lawn:

1. High quality seed should always be used
2. The seed has to make good contact with the soil
3. Enough water has to be supplied to assure germination

Rake the Area

Use a “rake”to release the ground pressure and remove any obvious weeds or stones. A scattering of enrich Garden Soil worked into your current surface will help to provide a fine seeds bed.

Sow the seed

Rake into the ground surface so that the seeds are covered. For faster, easy results try Patch Magic which contains coir and nourish to help lawn grow anywhere, quickly.

Other Points to be kept in Mind

·         Before you begin seeding a garden, consider the current season. It’s true that seeding can be effective any period, but summer season garden seeding requires a lot more attention, water, and weeds and crabgrass cause a lot more problems. Seeding a garden in late summer season or fall is ideal.

·         There's also more natural water in the fall so less irrigation is needed. Whatever period you select for seeding your garden, make sure to keep the plant seeds wet until you have excellent germination

·         Sprinkle gently several periods a day during hot climate until the garden is 1cm'' high.

·         Avoid any kind of weed management until the new garden has been freshly mowed 4 or 5 times.

·         When your garden achieved 75 mm in size, mow to around 50 mm and sustain this level with frequent
    mowing.

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