If you are like most people, your patio is likely to fight from time to time. You could have used places where a route stretched around you, or maybe you are suffering from functioning as a soccer field, or maybe there are bare places under a tree or even an excessive amount of moss.
Feeding and weeding
There are a variety of products available on the market that claim to nourish your garden and kill all weeds and moss. You can browse www.hawkesburyturf.com.au/ordering.html for more information on turf suppliers.
If you think your garden requires a little tonic, it also generally seems a little tired, it’s worth a try. But keep in mind that in case you have a real flea problem, killing it won’t leave you far behind, and you may need to repair it too.
And food can also have unwanted effects. If you feed a patio that comprises a combination of grasses, the more vigorous grasses will necessarily harvest more than the nicer ones, which could create your patio thicker than before.
Sowing your patio
There are a lot of people who swear by replanting every year. There is a selection of seed combinations available depending on what you want.
As an example, if your garden has a bit of a rough edge, as the harder and more vigorous species outperformed the finer weeds, then you may want to plant using a nicer herb, to try reintroducing the mix.
To sow a patch, then mow old or worn outdoor grass with a crescent trimmer. Loosen the remaining dirt with a fork, and then add a little high soil or potting compost for a good surface.