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Does lawn grass thicken outwards as well as growing upwards?

NIMAN · 2018-09-02 20:36:26

I recently had to reseed some of my lawn. It's the rougher part of the garden furthest from the hiuse, and I think the grass in it was more field than lawn if you know what I mean. I bought lawn seed and spread it. It's now well grown, but quite thin compared to the existing grass. It was put on fairly thick, I didn't…

02-09-2018 8:36pm

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I recently had to reseed some of my lawn.

It's the rougher part of the garden furthest from the hiuse, and I think the grass in it was more field than lawn if you know what I mean.

I bought lawn seed and spread it. It's now well grown, but quite thin compared to the existing grass. It was put on fairly thick, I didn't scrimp on it.

Wondering now if, over time, that the grass with grow to fill the space better i.e. will it thicken outwards over the years?

Or should I get more seed and throw more down?

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#2 02-09-2018 9:05pm

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Yes, it will thicken, and mowing will help that. If there is even growth it will probably be ok, if there are any noticeable bald patches a bit more seed might be good, but I wouldn't be in too much of a rush, there hasn't been great growing conditions this year, give it time.

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