More in Outdoors Materials and Tools: To repair bare spots in
your lawn, you need seed, water and fertilizer. Seeding in
spring and fall will give best results. Start by removing dead
grass. High sun, drought and extremes of weather can damage
grass. Use rake to loosen hard soil, especially in bare or
problem spots. To give grass a head start, think about using an
all-in-one seed, starter fertilizer and growing material. Spread
seed evenly. Lightly water twice a day until seedlings are 2
inches high, then as needed. Tip: Newly seeded areas should be
watered frequently to ensure germination. Six weeks after
seeding, begin feeding entire lawn. Tip: Set mower wheels on
highest setting to promote deeper roots and more efficient use
of water. To keep lawn full and strong, re-apply fertilizer
about every 6 weeks. Regular application of fertilizer provides
nutrients your lawn needs to look its best and withstand
stresses of weeds, heat, drought and family activity. All fields
are required. Remember me on this comput