Seeding involves planting new grass in areas where the lawn is sparse or damaged, while overseeding thickens existing turf by adding new grass seed to an established lawn. Both processes promote lawn density, improve resilience, and help combat weeds.

The best time to overseed your lawn is fall, typically between mid-August and early October, when temperatures are cooler and soil moisture is optimal for seed germination. Spring overseeding is also effective, but fall provides the best conditions for success.

The best method for seeding is to use core aeration followed by slice seeding or hydroseeding. These techniques improve seed-to-soil contact, enhance root development, and increase germination rates, giving your lawn the best chance for healthy growth.

You can expect to see germination in about 2-3 weeks, with full results typically visible in 6-8 weeks. The time frame can vary based on weather conditions, soil health, and the type of seed used.

Yes, overseeding is ideal for improving lawn density and filling in thin areas. Even healthy lawns benefit from overseeding as it enhances color, texture, and disease resistance, making your lawn more resilient.

While overseeding is not always required every year, it’s beneficial to overseed every 2-3 years to maintain lawn density and vigorous growth. It helps keep your lawn looking lush and improves its resilience to pests, diseases, and environmental stress.