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Before applying broadleaf weed control to newly seeded grass, you must wait until the sprouted grass has been mowed three times or wait at least 30 days, whichever time frame is longer.

Before firing up your mower after planting grass seed, wait until the grass grows in and reaches a height of approximately three inches. This is important to avoid damaging your new grass or interfering with its growth cycle.

A spreader setting is the rate in which you apply product to your lawn. Each Jonathan Green product has recommended rates of application and coverage based on bag size. The application rate is defined as the amount of material applied per unit area of land. Visit our Spreader Settings Tool to find the correct setting for your spreader.

Yes, aerating prior to seeding is beneficial, as it helps to relieve soil compaction. Grass roots struggle to grow in dense hard soil, so aerating or applying Love Your Soil will greatly improve your lawn’s ability to establish.

Yes, we recommend applying fertilizer prior to seeding to supply your lawn with the necessary nutrients it needs to support adequate grass growth. In order to promote strong root development for your new seedlings, you should choose a starter fertilizer high in phosphorus.