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Early fall is the best time to seed grass throughout the northern half of the United States. We typically advise homeowners and property managers to take advantage of this season to introduce new seed varieties to their lawn.
There are several things you’ll want to consider when picking a lawn seeding service. A SavATree lawn care expert can help evaluate the current conditions on your property and make recommendations to create the best program.
Some of the most common questions we get about seeding from clients are:
The short answer for each of them? It depends on your property conditions.
A lawn care professional can guide you through all of these variables and provide tips to help restore your existing lawn or establish a new lawn.
Our lawn care team will perform a soil analysis, select the best seed for your landscape conditions and develop a comprehensive lawn care maintenance plan customized for your property’s needs. We also have optional natural lawn care programs available to fit your preferences.
Planting new varieties can help protect a lawn from drought, disease, pests, excessive traffic and shade, so as a result they need less water and pest control.
We only use the best rated varieties. Based on these reviews, we’ve created our own premium grass seed blends which mostly include Kentucky Bluegrass, Perennial Ryegrass and Tall Fescues. You can be sure that the premium seed blend we use for your lawn will give you the best results for growing grass on your property.
Our lawn services are conducted with specialized equipment designed to maximize performance. The slice seeding equipment used on your lawn slices through the thatch and plants new grass seed directly into the soil, eliminating the need to till or strip.
Call today for a complimentary consultation from our fully trained and certified professionals for seeding, new lawn care and lawn service.
Al I.
Chestnut Ridge, NY
Al K.
Oak Park, IL
Andra S., Horticulturalist
Fishkill, NY
Andrea K.
Bryn Mawr, PA
Anthony D.
Worcester, MA
April and Jim B.
Ossining, NY
Bob B.
Philadelphia, PA
Bob M.
Ossining, NY
Brandon S.
Edina Country Club
Edina, MN
Chester County Resident
Christine S.
Mortgage Professionals, Inc.
Wyckoff, NJ
Dayami L.
Corporate
Returning Employee
Debbie D.
Silver Spring, MD
Doug F.
New Rochelle, NY
Gail S., Director
Historical Society of Princeton
Princeton, NJ
George R.
Old Lyme, CT
J. Andersen
Danbury, CT
Jennifer S.
Purchase, NY
J. Todd Lamm
NJ Tree Expert
Maplewood, NJ
James S.
Wethersfield, CT
Jeffrey B.
Salem, MA
Jeffrey H., Vassar College
Poughkeepsie, NY
Jerry and Sue F.
Enfield, CT
Joan K.
Rye, NY
Joe P.
Pleasantville Country Club Corporation, Inc.
Pleasantville, NY
John K., Southbury, CT
Heritage Village
Jordan O.
Northbrook
4 Years
Judy B.
West Hartford, CT
Julie F.
Windsor, CT
Kathleen G. Gallagher, Executive Director
The Charles Ives Center for the Arts
Danbury, CT
Katie S.
The Studio
Armonk, NY
Keith Austin
Briarcliff Manor, NY
Kimberly and Bruce W.
Cape Cod, MA
Kristin C., CPO
Evergreen Woods North
Branford, CT
Lee W.
Wayne, PA
Lisa Simms
Asbury Park, NJ
Lorianne B.
Wyckoff
16 years
Martha Stewart
Katonah, NY
Herbert Q.
Pawcatuck, CT
Paul C.
Wyckoff
16 years
Phyllis K.
Hyannis Port, MA
Rich A.
Corporate
16 Years
Richard C.
Dix Hills, NY
Richard M.
National Trust for Historic Preservation
S. DeVeau
Cortlandt Manor, NY
Sam F.
Great Neck, NY
Sean Devine
Hudson Valley
6 Years
Steve W.
Skillman, NJ
Ted K.
Lasdon Arboretum
Katonah, NY
Timothy J. Strano
Concord Country Club
Concord, MA
Wadell S.
Historic Hudson Valley, NY
William T.
Southampton, NY
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