Sweet Peet Spot Seeding
One of our happy customers sent this in to us and we wanted to share his success. Late summer to early fall is the best time to spot seed and over seed your lawn. Seeding in the spring leaves turf susceptible to weeds, as grass seed and weed preventer cannot be applied at the same time. Seeding in the summer is an uphill battle, fighting summer heat and drought. Cool temperatures and morning dew of the fall keep newly planted seedlings moist, giving them the best chance at success. As your established turf begins to go dormant, this will free up much needed nutrients for your new grass to take root just in time for winter.
4.) Seed
Once the soil is properly amended with Sweet Peet, spread the seed liberally with your hand. Use a hand spreader or broadcast spreader to cast the seeds across a wider area if there are several areas to spot seed. Otherwise, spreading by hand will do just fine. Type of seed is often dictated by the amount of traffic your lawn sees, exposure to sun, current turf composition, as well as preference. In this example, we used a Kentucky Bluegrass blend from a local nursery due to its durability and deep green color.
10.) Reap the Rewards

This is just 10 days after spot seeding with Sweet Peet!