Slit-seeding for soil contact
Seed is cut into the soil, not just thrown on top.

Lawn Care & Turf
Quality seed slit-seeded into existing turf, with starter fertilizer and a watering plan for a denser, healthier lawn.
Call or text today615-431-3789Overseeding
Fescue lawns do not spread to fill gaps, so every thin spot stays thin until new seed goes down. Overseeding adds fresh grass plants each year, which keeps the lawn dense and makes it harder for weeds to move in.
We overseed lawns for homeowners in Nashville and nearby, using a slit-seeder that places seed in contact with soil. We choose varieties for sun and shade, add starter fertilizer and give a watering plan so seedlings thrive.
What you get
Seed is cut into the soil, not just thrown on top.
Sun, shade and wear taken into account.
Nutrition tuned to new seedlings.
Clear instructions for the first six weeks.
The process
Mow low and clear debris.
Seed and starter fertilizer applied.
A schedule that keeps seed moist until it sprouts.
FAQ
Early fall is best for tall fescue because soil is warm and weeds are fading.
It helps. Aeration and overseeding together give the best results on clay.
Wait until the new grass is about three to four inches tall, usually three to four weeks.
Service areas
From Clarksville to Shelbyville and Dickson to Cookeville, pick your city to see the landscaping and lawn care we offer in your part of Middle Tennessee.
Not on the list? Call 615-431-3789. We take projects across Middle Tennessee.
Call, text or send the form. Tell us about your yard and what you want done, and we will take it from there.