New Lawn Care Tips That Can Make You Lawn Look Lovely
Newly planted grass can be quite challenging to take care of especially if you live in an area where the climate is not very cooperative. To help you take care of your newly planted grass, here are some new lawn care tips for you.
Tilling And Cleaning The Soil
To coax the seeds to grow, you need to clean and till the soil first. Till the soil until it is soft. Softer soil will make it easier for the seeds to thrive. Aside from tilling the soil, you need to condition the soil by putting soil conditioner before you start working on the seeds. There are many soil conditioning products available in the market. When choosing soil condition as part of your new lawn care program, you may want to go for those organic products. Organic products do not have harsh or harmful chemicals in them so they do not have the environment. Yes, most organic gardening products are more expensive than those commercial chemical products but the good news is that if you use organic products, you will most likely use smaller amounts of these products in the future. Note that organic products encourage the grown of good bacteria in the soil. Good bacteria will help condition the soil thus you do not need to apply plenty of soil conditioner in the future.
Watering Your Lawn
Water is essential for growing grass. Watering your grass should part of your new lawn care program. However, you should avoid putting too much water into your lawn to avoid "drowning" your grass. Always remember that too much of anything is bad so be careful. Always observe the cardinal rule in new law care "do not give your grass too much of anything."
While your grasses are still small, put only enough amount of water to keep the soil moist. You can water your grass once a day or as needed. If you live in a hot and humid area, you may need to water your grass more than once a day. On the other hand, if you live in an area where there is plenty of rain, minimal watering is needed. If it rained the day before, you need not water your grass at all.
Weed Control
Weeds are most likely to invade your lawn so you need to do some weed control as part of your new lawn care program. However, if possible do not use chemicals to control the weeds. There are some organic weed control products that you can use as part of your new lawn care program.
