For older lawns (like mine) it's been crucial as it's slowy replacing the
weeds, and even the coarse, wide-bladed fescue with finer grass. I'm sure
there will be a time when I skip years, but thus far I've done it every
fall.

Dave

"Joseph Meehan" wrote in message
...
In another thread "overseeding" was noted as if it were standard
maintenance practice.

My experience is limited to Ohio and I am sure there are differences
in
different areas, but is this standard practice? From personal experience
I
have never seen this useful except for specific problems.

Why would a healthy lawn require or benefit from overseeding?

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Joseph E. Meehan

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