Repair dead patches in grass FAST!

Bald spots in the lawn that need repair? Follow my 5 easy steps to repairing your lawn. You'll be glad you did.

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Fixing dead patches in the lawn isn't so hard when you understand the basics. Today we go over my 5 easy steps to repair bare spots in the lawn.
1. adjust your sprinklers properly
2. remove the debris off the soil surface
3. choose a grass seed / sod piece that matches the grass you have
4. purchase a seed patch kit or make one.
5. Water the area and keep damp for 3 to 5 weeks. Never letting the soil dry out.

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[mlhscanada]

Mountain is beautiful in the background

[Infrared]

I washed out an empty Preen container (that has the top with the pull out applicator) and sprinkled grass seed with it. Works great.

[Aerialphotovito]

Turf mend is a great product I have used it for spot seeding areas

[vinnypinatelli]

Love the shirt and the video truly helpful and I can't wait to slay that lawn this year my friend!

[golddigger]

No one can accuse you of being a lawn slacker, you lawn slayer you 😂😂😂😂👍

[lukedeatley]

I used turfmend and was very disappointed in it. I bought a big bag of the correct grass for my area. None of it germinated. Kept it moist, etc. Bought same type of grass seed from my local hardware store and top soil, did the same thing with keeping it moist and it worked great. Point is don’t waste your money on Turfmend, for me it didn’t work at all.

[erickvasquez]

Does it matter the season of the year? I live at Mew England so you can imagine how the winter is here

[milenstoimenov]

Those spots are not dead. Snow mold affects leaf tissue, but leaves most of the crowns and roots untouched. In the case of KBG, it will fully recover in few weeks. Raking is a good start. Throwing some Ammonium Sulfate will further nourish at low temps.

[LSTKOZ]

Yo, keep up the good work, love your videos

[LawnRight]

all good as ever! anything thst makes life easier is god in my eyes.. like that little amazon seed shaker thing

[SchettiniAndre]

Hey Ginger, thanks for this great vid. I'm a new subscriber here. Do you think Kentucky Bluegrass will work fine in upstate NY (Newburgh)? Thanks for your time.

[PrincessCutLawnCare]

sup ginga! how your concrete borders holding up?
NGL i like those

[courtneyaxtman]

I hate your shoes man, but I love your lawn

[trevormuggeridge]

First Aussie 😁. Bare spot exterminator pro.🤠

[StanislavYatsenko]

I think you should try more shade tolerant grass species in your back yard. KBG has a lot of troubles in the shaded areas, especially if you give it enough traffic. I had the same case with shaded areas and I found the best solution Supina Bluegrass (Poa Supina). Extremely shade tolerant grass, and I don’t have to overseed anymore because it spreads really fast through stolons

[anaitullahazizi]

I do not
have a sprinkler system can you suggest an alternative.

[E_STI]

So my grass was brand new in 2018 and I deployed and came back to weeds and long grass and I took a long time removing each weed by hand and the grass was good but fast forward to now I have bald spots everywhere and I don’t have sprinklers but I’m thinking that since my grass sucks it’s the best time to get sprinklers since they will be digging it up.

[TIGERWOLF-X]

I have a massive lawn. I want to redo the entire lawn; however, I noticed there is green netting in the ground from the previous owner laying down sod. The ground is extremely uneven in most part.

How do you remove that netting underneath from the sod? It seems like if I were to use a rototiller to dig up the ground it would get tangled in the rotor blades. Can you help a brother out?

[jonathanvigil]

Came here thinking this was @stonemountain64 's new home improvement channel 🤣

[daveg]

Thanks for the great video. I tried going thru the comments to find an answer to this question... I noticed you have a dog, and also noticed that you don't have and urine spots on your lawn. Whats the secret?