Ready for thicker Fescue lawn that is more resistant to drought and disease?

Core aeration and seeding promotes growth in bare areas and helps your Fescue lawn better resist drought, heat and fungi.
Our Famous “Double Pass” Aeration is the removal of small plugs from the soil allowing oxygen, water and nutrients to get down in the soil. After aeration, we over-seed your lawn with a blend of Fescue seed tested for maximum tolerance against drought and disease.

Watch our Core Aeration & Seeding process in the video below.

Benefits of Core Aeration & Seeding:

• Loosens the clay soil allowing oxygen, water and nutrients to reach the roots
• Helps roots grow deep so lawn can better tolerate drought, heat and fungi
• Controls thatch by providing oxygen to the microorganisms that break down the thatch layer
• Improves drainage
• Promotes growth in thin, bare areas

Read more on the benefits of Aeration & Seeding.

Seeding after aeration is important because Fescue is a clump-style grass and spreads primarily through tillers. Tillers are vertical shoots that grow from the base of the grass plant itself. More importantly, though Fescue does produce short rhizomes, its spreading capacity and ability to self-repair after damage is limited. Therefore, seeding is imperative.

At Turf Masters, we broker our own seed for over-seeding. We choose our seed based on findings from the National Turfgrass Evaluation Program (NTEP).  Above all, we only choose varieties of Fescue seeds shown to have superior resistance to drought, disease and heat stress. Starting with the best seed makes a big difference.

You won’t find this seed in any big box store!

Further separating us from or competition, we use Organic Canadian peat moss (instead of messy wheat straw) to better condition the clay soil and insulate the seed, eliminating raking after germination and better support the thin and bare areas of your lawn.