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overseeder questions
Our lawn was neglected by the previous owners and I am just starting to get
it back in shape. But one of the problems I have is there is a lot of low and bumpy spots that are bare. Can I use a overseeder and have the bare and low spots fill in with new seed? Or should I fill the low spots? Should I just buy some loam dump a wheel barrow full and rake it into the low spots? Than seed? |
overseeder questions
"groggey" wrote:
Our lawn was neglected by the previous owners and I am just starting to get it back in shape. But one of the problems I have is there is a lot of low and bumpy spots that are bare. Can I use a overseeder and have the bare and low spots fill in with new seed? Or should I fill the low spots? Should I just buy some loam dump a wheel barrow full and rake it into the low spots? Than seed? Slice seeders don't do well with low spots,since the slicers follow the terrain that the tires are on. Better to fill and seed. -- GO# 40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- http://NewsReader.Com/ 50 GB/Month |
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