So we've had our lawn in for about a year and a half now and I'm thinking it could do with a spruce up in prep of the winter.
Is there a "best order" to doing autumn lawn care tasks?
Its not a large lawn at about 28 SQM so shouldn't take too much work but in my head I was thinking of doing the following (in the following order)....
1. Mow on lowest setting (or down to lowest setting)
2. Scarify the lawn
3. Aerate with hollow tune aerator
4. Fertilise and treat?!
4. Overseed
5. Apply top dressing
Does that sound about right? Was contemplating using one of those lawn packs you can get that give you everything you need like lawn treatment, ferts, seed and other gubbins but not sure if that's overkill!?
Is there a "best order" to doing autumn lawn care tasks?
Its not a large lawn at about 28 SQM so shouldn't take too much work but in my head I was thinking of doing the following (in the following order)....
1. Mow on lowest setting (or down to lowest setting)
2. Scarify the lawn
3. Aerate with hollow tune aerator
4. Fertilise and treat?!
4. Overseed
5. Apply top dressing
Does that sound about right? Was contemplating using one of those lawn packs you can get that give you everything you need like lawn treatment, ferts, seed and other gubbins but not sure if that's overkill!?