Grass Seed Blends

Overseed Blend:  a combination of perennial rye grass perfect for helping to enhance and thicken your lawn

Supreme Seed Blend: The perfect general-purpose blend for most yards. Our supreme seed blend offers both perennial rye grass for the sun and fescue grasses for the shade.

Tall Fescue:  Drought tolerant and suitable for low nutrient areas. This is a low-maintenance grass that is suited for fields. Note: this seed is not good for lawns.

Fertilizer

Fertilizing Schedule: Four Times a Year

First things first, let’s talk about how often you should be fertilizing your lawn. The sweet spot is four times a year. Yep, you read that right—just four times can make all the difference. Here’s a handy breakdown:

• Early Spring (March-April): As soon as the snow melts and the grass starts growing, it’s time for the first feeding. This helps your lawn wake up with a strong start.
• Late Spring (May-June): This feeding ensures your grass has the nutrients it needs to withstand the coming summer heat and showcase the colour and vigor of your healthy lawn
• Late Summer (August-September): After a summer of wear and tear, your lawn will benefit from a nutrient boost to help it recover and start to set roots for the upcoming cold (vacation) seasons.
• Fall (October-November): The final feeding preps your lawn for winter, strengthening roots and increasing disease resistance preparing it for the warmer weather that comes in March.

Read our “Guide to Lawn Fertilizer” Blog for more in-depth information on when, how, and what.